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| neat {adj.} | curat {adj. m} | |||
| neat {adj.} | ordonat {adj. m} | |||
| neat {adj.} | aranjat {adj. m} | |||
| neat {adj.} | îngrijit (despre mustaţă) {adj. m} | |||
| neat {adj.} | îngrijit (despre îmbrăcăminte) {adj. m} | |||
| neat {adj.} | elegant {adj. m} | |||
| neat {adj.} | fercheş {adj. m} | |||
| neat {adj.} | curat (îngrijit) {adj. m} | |||
| neat {adj.} | curat (nediluat) {adj. m} | |||
| neat {adj.} | curăţel {adj. m} | |||
| neat's leather {noun} | toval {n} |
| Everjoice Makuve, dressed in a neat suit and consulting folders bulging with documents, does not look like an archetypal pioneer. (BBC) | |
| I am also believing that the low carbon witch-hunt is a neat mask for taxation. (BBC) | |
| Around the neat, red-tiled houses there are cherry orchards. (BBC) |
