Co znamená quiet v angličtině?

V tomto nejuznávanějším anglickém slovníku se můžete naučit quiet výslovnost, gramatiku a synonyma.

quiet Význam & definice

0 not making very much, or any, noise; without very much, or any, noise -- tichý, klidný
- Tell the children to be quiet
- It’s very quiet out in the country
- a quiet person.
1 free from worry, excitement etc -- klidný
- I live a very quiet life.
2 without much movement or activity; not busy -- klidný
- We’ll have a quiet afternoon watching television.
3 (of colours/colors) not bright. -- tlumený
4 a state, atmosphere, period of time etc which is quiet -- ticho, klid
- Nothing stirred In the quiet of the night
- All I want is peace and quiet.
5 (especially American -- utišit (se)
- often with down) to quieten
- He raised his hand to quiet the crowd.

The neuropsychological test battery was administered in a single session in a quiet interview room on an individual basis.
They are advised to continue at present quiet.
He was always a quiet, withdrawn child and his behaviour did not change as he grew older.
It rather reeks of ' anything for a quiet life '.
But this is not to say that 12k's focus - or that of microsound in general - is all academic, nor all preciously quiet and minimalist.
With her expert nursing care-temperature chart, correct and timely administration of medicines, keeping his room quiet-he recovers.
Respectable people did not do anything, they kept quiet.
Also, the configuration of dwellings means that quiet living spaces are often above ground floor, where noise and bustle is greatest.