How is the word dégingandé translated from French to English

Grand et maigre, souvent d'allure gauche.

Tall and thin, often awkwardly so.

adjective
English translation
Lanky

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  • Un adolescent dégingandé a ouvert la porte. A lanky teenager opened the door.

  • C'était un adolescent dégingandé qui jouait au basket. He was a lanky teenager who played basketball.

  • Mon frère est grand et dégingandé. My brother is tall and lanky.

  • Trouves-tu qu'elle a l'air dégingandée dans cette robe ? Do you think she looks lanky in that dress?

  • Deux chiens dégingandés ont traversé le champ en courant. Two lanky dogs raced across the field.

  • Le chat dégingandé a sauté sans effort sur le plan de travail. The lanky cat jumped effortlessly onto the counter.

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How is “dégingandé” translated from French?
“dégingandé” translates into English as “Lanky”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “dégingandé” mean?
Meaning of “dégingandé”: Grand et maigre, souvent d'allure gauche. In English — “Lanky”.
What part of speech is “dégingandé”?
“dégingandé” is an adjective.
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