fetching
word · lemma: fetch
Definition
'Fetching' describes someone or something that looks very attractive or charming, especially in a striking or pleasing way.
Usage & Nuances
'Fetching' is somewhat formal and old-fashioned; it's mainly used for appearance, often with a sense of elegance or unique appeal. Common with 'look', 'smile', or clothing ('a fetching dress'). Not used for objects like houses or cars, mostly for people or animals.
Spanish: atractivo - encantador (apariencia)Portuguese (BR): atraente - encantador (aparência)Portuguese (PT): atraente - encantador (aparência)Chinese (Simplified): 吸引人的 - 迷人的Chinese (Traditional): 吸引人的 - 迷人的Hindi: आकर्षक - मनमोहक (दिखावट)Arabic: جذّاب - ساحر (المظهر)Bengali: দৃষ্টিনন্দন - আকর্ষণীয়Russian: очаровательный - привлекательныйJapanese: 魅力的な - 目を引くVietnamese: duyên dáng - cuốn hútKorean: 매혹적인 - 매력적인Turkish: çekici - alımlıUrdu: دلکش - حسینIndonesian: menawan - menarik
Example Sentences
That puppy has a fetching little face.
basic
She wore a fetching red dress to the party.
basic
Her fetching smile made everyone feel welcome.
basic
I must say, that’s a fetching hat you have on!
natural
His fetching look turned heads as he walked into the room.
natural
Don’t you think those glasses are quite fetching on her?
natural