Beauty
31beauty — /byooh tee/, n., pl. beauties. 1. the quality present in a thing or person that gives intense pleasure or deep satisfaction to the mind, whether arising from sensory manifestations (as shape, color, sound, etc.), a meaningful design or pattern,… …
32Beauty — Beau|ty 〈[ bju:ti]〉 I 〈f. 10〉 Schönheit, schöne Frau II 〈n. 15; Phys.〉 ladungsartige Quantenzahl der Elementarteilchen, insbesondere der Quarks; Sy Bottomness [engl., „Schönheit“] * * * Beau|ty [ bjʊ:tɪ; engl. = Schönheit]; Formelzeichen …
33beauty — Nani; u i (youthful); piuke (rare). ♦ Beauty loving, puni nani. ♦ Poetic tributes to beauty: ai ka manu i luna; pali ke kua, mahina ke alo; a ohe pu u, a ohe ke e; ke kumu lehua muimuia a ka manu; hā ale i ka wai o ka manu. See also kī… …
34beauty — see beauty draws with a single hair beauty is in the eye of the beholder beauty is only skin deep …
35beauty — In Beaumont and Fletcher’s The Wild Goose Chase, Lugier enters and says to two young ladies: ‘Good day, fair beauties!’ ‘You have beautified us, we thank you, sir,’ replies one of them. Viola, in Twelfth Night (l:v) addresses Olivia and Maria… …
36beauty — 1beau·ty s.m.inv. CO accorc. → beauty case. 2beau·ty s.m.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} TS fis. → bottom {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: sec. XX. ETIMO: ingl. beauty propr. bellezza …
37beauty — noun (plural beauties) Etymology: Middle English beaute, bealte, from Anglo French, from bel, beau beautiful, from Latin bellus pretty; akin to Latin bonus good more at bounty Date: 14th century 1. the quality or aggregate of qualities in a… …
38beauty — I Canadian Slang [bue tee] Statment of approval, Would you like a drink chap? Beauty II Canadian Slang expression used to refer to something done extremely well. III Australian English Very good. Excellent …
39Beauty — Beau|ty [ bju:ti] die; , s <aus gleichbed. engl. beauty, dies aus fr. beauté> svw. ↑Beauté …
40beauty — [13] Beauty came via Anglo Norman beute and Old French bealte from Vulgar Latin *bellitas, a derivative of Latin bellus ‘beautiful’ (this developed from an earlier, unrecorded *dwenolos, a diminutive form of Old Latin *duenos, *duonos, which is… …
