decent
শালীন
definition
adjective
the good name of such a decent and innocent person
conforming with generally accepted standards of respectable or moral behavior.
find me a decent cup of coffee
of an acceptable standard; satisfactory.
translation of 'decent'
শ্লীল,
যথাযোগ্য,
ভদ্র,
সম্ভ্রান্ত,
শোভন,
সমুচিত
adjective
পরিমিত,
শালীন,
বেশ ভালই,
শোভন,
উপযুক্ত
example
Lots of Tories hold a strange affection to the ageing leftie, and when I read the last volume of his diaries he came across as a very 'decent' , generous fellow.
The mildest critics argued that they were premature and that a 'decent' interval should have been allowed before the struggle to analyse and understand began.
A person who loves watching movies can never be alone when they have a 'decent' VHS or DVD player.
For our grand finale, ordered after a 'decent' interval, there was only ever going to be one choice for me, the dark treacle custard tart with rum soaked raisins.
After a 'decent' interval has passed, we'll hear what they're going to do.
A 'decent' crowd of 1,526 witnessed something of a shock result, but really the game was as one-sided as anything seen at Cougar Park this season.
A 'decent' game of football was never likely as both teams struggled to adapt to the atrocious conditions.
I am impressed with the other family though, who kept their cool in the face of such childish behaviour and showed what 'decent' people they were.
I told her everything and she listened, which I thought was pretty 'decent' of a total stranger who looked sober.
Willingness to consider foreign judicial views in comparable cases is not surprising in a Nation that from its birth has given a 'decent' respect to the opinions of mankind.
The eight English clubs with the most money should really compete for the European places if they have a half 'decent' manager and appropriate board level backing.
Apart from being a 'decent' player, he's also a nice lad and is the skipper this year.
Don't get me wrong I'm not a habititual complainer, but I expect to be given a 'decent' service and politeness, not much to ask is it?
Though Adams was a doubter on many aspects of Christianity, he nonetheless had a 'decent' respect for it.
In Anne's case, the overriding impression was that of a dignified and 'decent' woman struggling hard to cope with the pain of ending a marriage which just hadn't worked out.
Quite how authentically Tunisian the snake charmers, contortionists and belly dancers were I don't know, but it was a good laugh and the meal was 'decent' enough.
One source told Hersh that u2018after a 'decent' interval,u2019 he would depart.
Because they have only a handful of 'decent' players, trades have been hard to come by - you can't get something for nothing.
It's as good a day as I've had in football, and I was lucky enough to have some 'decent' days as a player.
Besides, I also don't want to see your hairy chestu2026 wear some 'decent' clothes.
So let no-one say British people aren't 'decent' , aren't generous.
Anthony Fedorov has a 'decent' voice, but he's more likely to make it through on sympathy votes.
Then came the main courses - served after a 'decent' interval to allow some digesting and conversation to take place before studious consumption resumed.
Coincidentally, she had on very 'decent' clothes as well, I think it was a buttoned up cardigan with jeans.
Now I am not going to complain if they do put more stuff out of this nature but I think that there is quite a lot already - maybe I would like at least one programme a night but some 'decent' drama would be nice as well.
She is offering to get me the Vegas Video 4.0 upgrade for my services, and that means 'decent' colour correction tools, which I'd kill for.
We don't have a preference for any particular part of town, just a nice B&B with 'decent' Tube access.
Others find her propensity for tacky glamour and ostentatious lack of 'decent' clothing a little too much to bear.
She made for a 'decent' picture dressed in simple dark brown cashmere, and her hair placed in a simple bun at the nape of her neck.
Naples suffers from a dearth of 'decent' affordable accommodation.
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