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Андриолли 1added a note 9 months ago

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Wow! How it's possible to be so gorgeous!

Проверьте, пожалуйста, ошибки. Вопрос: можно ли использовать gorgeous по отношению к животному или вещи? Или только по отношению к человеку?

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grumbleradded a comment 9 months ago

how is it

Андриолли 1added a comment 9 months ago

By the way, this is a white jaguar.
Я нашла ответ на свой вопрос. Можно использовать gorgeous со всем красивым.)

| Валерий |added a comment 9 months ago

gorgeous -- это аппетитный, если дословно?))

Holy Molyadded a comment 9 months ago

Валерий, gorgeous к «аппетитный» не имеет вообще никакого отношения.

Holy Molyadded a comment 9 months ago

Нет, не от этого слова :)

| Валерий |added a comment 9 months ago

Ха, я был прав:
The word gorgias, from gorge, meaning “throat,” was the French name for the part of the headdress that covered the throat and shoulders. In time it also came to be used as a name for the entire garment. A beautiful headdress was so much the mark of a fashionable lady that Gorgias then became an adjective meaning “elegant” or “fond of dress.” Borrowed into English as gorgayse and then gorgeous, the word gradually took on the meaning of “beautiful” that it has today.

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