ef·fete [ɪˈfi:t] ПРИЛ. лит.
1. effete уничиж. (weak):
- effete
- weichlich уничиж.
- effete
- verweichlicht уничиж.
2. effete (exhausted):
- effete
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- effete
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3. effete уничиж. (effeminate):
- effete
- weibisch уничиж.
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The sport was initially ridiculed as an effete, unmanly exhibition.
en.wikipedia.org That seems high to me for those wines, but clearly $15 isn't a number arbitrarily floated by a bunch of effete, snobby critics.
insidescoopsf.sfgate.com At first the sport was poorly received by the hard-working farmers, tobacco workers and sugarcane cutters of the island, who considered it an effete, unmanly game.
en.wikipedia.org First, his unacceptable "mignons" and his fashionable court were perceived as effete and disengaged.
en.wikipedia.org Such children, the pamphlet argued, could not help but to grow up effete and were scarcely worth raising.
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www.haller.unibe.ch His poem “ Die Alpen ” ( “ The Alps ” ) contrasted the vigorous and pure natural and human environment of the Alps with effete urban civilisation and marked the advent of enthusiasm for mountains and the tourism linked with it.
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Das Gedicht « Die Alpen » kontrastiert die kraftvoll-reine Natur- und Menschenwelt der Alpenwelt mit der verweichlichten städtischen Zivilisation und bildet den Ausgangspunkt der Gebirgsbegeisterung und des damit verbundenen Tourismus.
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