etiquette
英['etiket]美[eti'ket]
n.[C]
1.礼节，礼仪
2.（行业中的）道德规范；规矩，沿习
1.礼节，礼仪
2.（行业中的）道德规范；规矩，沿习
- The prospect of the collapse of public manners is not merely a matter of etiquette.
公共礼貌之沦丧，其前景并非仅仅是一个礼仪问题而已。收藏 - The businessman who knows Mandarin but not Chinese culture is obviously unaware that his behaviour is considered rather rude in Chinese etiquette.
这名只懂华语，不懂文化的商人，并不知道这种举动在中华文化里是非常没有礼貌的。收藏 - In the Zhou Dynasty, jade was imbued by the ruling class with the concepts of benevolence, righteousness, etiquette, faithfulness, wisdom and courage.
从周代开始，玉被士人阶层附会了种种道德传统，比如认为玉具有仁、义、礼、智、信、勇等六种风格。收藏 - A breach of etiquette
违反礼俗收藏 - --ROY: A captain in the rental ship Usaleus cannot marry casually. It requires immense preparation, formality, etiquette.--MYRA: I see it does.
--罗伊:雇佣战舰“尤里萨”号的上尉不准随意结婚。需要作大量准备工作，很多手续和规矩。--玛拉:我明白。收藏
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