adj. 像样的，尚好的；得体的，合宜的；<非正式>穿好衣服的；正派的，规矩的；待人宽厚的，和善的
1.After all, where else can you leave school with a decent degree—but without a lifetime of debt?
毕竟，还有哪里可以让你在离开学校时拿到一个体面的学位，但又不会背负一辈子的债务呢？
2.The new CEO is an educated, amiable, and decent man.
新的首席执行官是一位受过良好教育、亲切、正派的人。
3.Millennials were told that if you did well in school, got a decent degree, you would be set up for life.
千禧一代被告知，如果学业有成、学历体面，人生就有了保障。
4.He did the decent thing and resigned.
他做得很体面，辞职了。
5.If you can't find any decent apples, you can always try growing them yourself.
如果你找不到任何像样的苹果，你总还可以试着自己种。
6.He attacked the food as quickly as decent table manners allowed.
他在不失礼的情况下尽快地用了餐。
7.What is a good, decent human being?
什么样的人是善良、体面的人？
8.Graduating doesn't even provide any guarantee of a decent job: six in ten graduates today are in non-graduate jobs.
毕业甚至不能保证找到一份体面的工作：如今每10个毕业生中就有6个从事的是不需要大学文凭的工作。