Declension and comparison German adjective chic
The adjective "chic" is not gradable. It has no comparative or superlative forms.“chic” is inflectable. It forms different forms depending on gender, case, and number.The adjective chic is used only predicatively with a verb, not attributively before a noun.One can not only inflect and compare chic, but all German adjectives. Comments ☆
The strong inflection of chic without articles or pronouns
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Neutral
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Weak declension
The weak inflection of the adjective chic with the definite article 'der' or with pronouns like 'dieser' and 'jener'
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Neutral
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Mixed declension
The mixed inflection of the adjective chic with the indefinite article 'ein' or with pronouns like 'kein' and 'mein'
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Neutral
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Predicative use
Using chic as predicative
Examples
Example sentences for chic
Translations
Translation of German chic
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chic
elegant, fashionable, stylish
стильный, шикарный
con estilo, elegante
élégant
şık
chique, elegante, estiloso
alla moda, elegante
elegant, stilat
divatos, stílusos
elegancki, stylowy
κομψός, στυλάτος
modieus, stijlvol
módní, stylový
elegant, stilig
smart, stilfuld
おしゃれ, スタイリッシュ
de moda, elegant
muodikas, tyylikäs
elegant, stilig
dotore, modan
elegantan, moderan, šik
модерен, стилен
šik
módny, štýlový
šik
moderan, šik
модний, стильний
модерен, стилен
модны, стыльны
bergaya, modis
sành điệu, thời trang
stilli, zamonaviy
फैशनेबल, स्टाइलिश
别致, 时髦
ชิค, ทันสมัย
멋진, 세련된
moda, stilli
მოდური, სტილური
আধুনিক, স্টাইলিশ
modës, stilistik
फॅशनेबल, स्टाइलिश
फैशनेबल, स्टाइलिश
నవీన, స్టైలిష్
modīgs, stilīgs
நவீன, ஸ்டைலிஷ்
moekas, stiilne
շքեղ
moda, stilî
שיק
أنيق، عصري
شیک، مد روز
ذوق، فیشن
chic in dict.cc
Translations
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Frequently asked questions about the adjective “chic”
Is „chic“ gradable?
The adjective "chic" is not gradable. It has no comparative or superlative forms.
How is "chic" used?
The adjective chic is used only predicatively with a verb, not attributively before a noun.
Is “chic” inflected?
“chic” is inflectable. It forms different forms depending on gender, case, and number.
What is the positive (base form) of “chic”?
The positive degree of “chic” is “chic”.
What is the strong declension of „chic“?
The strong declension of “chic” is:
Masculine:
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Feminine:
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Neutral:
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Plural:
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What is the weak declension of "chic"?
The weak declension of “chic” is:
Masculine:
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Feminine:
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Neutral:
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Plural:
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What is the mixed declension of “chic”?
The mixed declension of “chic” is:
Masculine:
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Feminine:
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Neutral:
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Plural:
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The declension and comparison of chic as declination and comparison tables with all strong, weak and mixed forms. These become clear as tables in the singular and plural and in all four cases nominative, genitive, dative and accusative.