daintily

dain·ty

D0007900 (dān′tē)adj. dain·ti·er, dain·ti·est 1. Delicately beautiful or charming and usually small: dainty slippers.2. Delicious; tasty: a dainty dish.3. Fastidious or finicky: "They chided [them] for being too dainty to eat army rations" (Stephen Berry).4. Frail in constitution or health: "Such heroines have [been]replaced by the dainty young thing who faints away at the sight of a six-shooter" (Molly Gloss).n. pl. dain·ties Something delicious; a delicacy.

[Middle English deinte, excellent, excellence, from Old French deintie, from Latin dignitās, from dignus, worthy; see dek- in Indo-European roots.]

dain′ti·ly adv.dain′ti·ness n.

Thesaurus

Adv.	1.	daintily - in a refined manner; "she nibbled daintily at her cake"
	2.	daintily - in a delicate manner; "the invitation cards were written up daintily in white and gold"

Translations

优雅地精致地

dainty

(ˈdeinti) adjective small or fragile and attractive. a dainty little girl. 娇俏的，优雅的 ˈdaintily adverb 精致地，优雅地 ˈdaintiness noun 优美，精致，优雅