1 good -- świetny
What a neat idea.
That's really neat.
2 A neat alcoholic drink is drunk on its own, and not mixed with any other liquid. -- czysty
Yet such a neat analysis ignores a startling fact : the mobs were highly selective in their attacks.
These days, of course, that language is "always" realizable in a nice piece of computer code or a really neat software package.
Behind this neat isomorphism of ideas, institutions, and book chapters lurks a venerable interpretation of university history.
The neat organization of varieties along this continuum demonstrates that the quality of taste is highly salient among growers.
First, lesions rarely restrict themselves to neat anatomical divisions that researchers can isolate.
And with that he divided his circle into neat portions - the kinship groups.
This is neat, but lacks the essential tension of such factionalising discourses as the left and jazz alike.
The neat division into five discourses, itself somewhat resembling the second, analytical mode, provides clarity but runs the risk of oversimplification.
