debonair
debonair 英 [ˌdebəˈneə(r)] 美 [ˌdebəˈner]
adj. 高兴的，快活的；温文尔雅的；殷勤的
- Someone debonair is charming or suave. They have good manners, and they probably look good too.
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- adj. 高兴的，快活的；温文尔雅的；殷勤的
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1. Display the contents (as described above), and search for the word of the day (debonair).
显示内容（如上所述），并搜索今天的词。
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2. Locate the appropriate instance, in this case the HTML definition (span class="headword">debonair).
在这里 HTML 定义的条件下，定位合适的实例（span class="headword">debonair）。
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3. When I met him last year at the Rixos hotel in Tripoli, Saif wore George Clooney stubble and a debonair air that vanished when he found himself off a practiced point.
去年在的黎波里的Rixos旅馆与我见面的那个蓄着乔治.克鲁尼式胡子的温文尔雅的赛义夫已经消失了，他务实了。
- debonair (adj.) c. 1200, "mild, gentle, kind courteous," from Old French debonaire, from de bon' aire "of good race," originally used of hawks, hence, "thoroughbred" (opposite of French demalaire); aire here is perhaps from Latin ager "place, field" (from PIE root *agro- "field") on notion of "place of origin." Used in Middle English to mean "docile, courteous," it became obsolete and was revived with an altered sense of "pleasant, affable" (1680s).
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