neat
31neat — adj. tidy and in order VERBS ▪ appear, be, look, seem ▪ make sth ▪ keep sth ▪ She kept her desk extremely neat …
32neat — English has two words neat. The older is now virtually obsolete, while the commoner is a comparatively recent introduction. Neat ‘tidy’ [16] was borrowed from French net ‘neat, clean’. This goes back to Latin nitidus ‘elegant, shiny’, a… …
33neat — English has two words neat. The older is now virtually obsolete, while the commoner is a comparatively recent introduction. Neat ‘tidy’ [16] was borrowed from French net ‘neat, clean’. This goes back to Latin nitidus ‘elegant, shiny’, a… …
34NEAT — Para el programa de búsqueda de asteroides, véase Near Earth Asteroid Tracking. NEAT es un lenguaje de programación de tipo ensamblador de NCR. Las iniciales de NEAT significan NCR´s Electronic Autocoding Technique. Este comenzó su evolución con… …
35neat — adj. neat in (neat in one s habits) * * * [niːt] neat in (neat in one s habits) …
36neat — {{11}}neat (adj.) 1540s, clean, free from dirt, from Anglo Fr. neit, M.Fr. net clear, pure (12c.), from L. nitidus well favored, elegant, trim, lit. gleaming, from nitere to shine, from PIE root *nei to shine (Cf. M.Ir. niam gleam, splendor,… …
37neat — 1. adj. 1 tidy and methodical. 2 elegantly simple in form etc.; well proportioned. 3 (of language, style, etc.) brief, clear, and pointed; epigrammatic. 4 a cleverly executed (a neat piece of work). b deft; dextrous. 5 (of esp. alcoholic liquor)… …
38neat — 1. noun /niːt/ a) A bull or cow (singular of cattle) b) (collective) Cattle. 2. adjective /niːt/ a) Clean, tidy; free from …
39NEAT — I NEAT [Abk. für New Enhanced Advanced Technology, »Neue AT Erweiterung«], ein Chip Satz der Firma Chips & Technologies, der zur Beschleunigung von AT Rechnern (AT) mit den 16 bit Prozessoren 80286 und …
40Neat — Recorded in a number of spellings including Natt, Neat, Kneath, Knath, and Neath, this is a rare Welsh locational surname. Rare not because it is not well recorded, but because it is locational, almost all Welsh surnames are patronymics such as… …
