polite

英[pə'lait]美[pə'lait]

a.
1.有礼貌的，客气的
2.有教养的；文雅的
3.应酬的；礼节性的；客套的
4.上流社会的

名　词：polite'ness

副　词：polite'ly

同：	[a.] civil, cultivated, cultured, genteel
反：	[a.] impolite, rude, uncivil

One of those polite lukewarm reviews that are the kiss of death for a commercial film.
措辞温和有礼而其实是扼杀一营利影片的评论。收藏
You almost jump out of your skinwhen the familiar firm-but-polite voice of the tannoy lady invades the eerie silence of the library
当扩音器里传出熟悉、坚定、但很礼貌的女士声音，打破了图书馆的寂静，你几乎吓了一跳。收藏
Like or suitable for a lady; polite; dignified; delicate.
淑女的；适合淑女身分的；端庄的；文雅的。收藏
Elmer isn't bad-looking; he's polite, well-dressed - a nice guy. But Jenny says his trouble is that he's three bricks short of a load; he's not smart at all and barely passes his schoolwork, so she just isn't interested in going out with him.
Elmer长相不俗，而且彬彬有礼，穿着又得体，是个好人。但是Jenny说问题在于他一点都不聪明，学校功课刚勉强及格，所以Jenny根本不愿意跟他出去约会。收藏
Decide which of the following behaviors are polite or impolite at a Western dinner party.
判断在一西方宴会中，下面的行为哪些是不礼貌的。收藏

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showing regard for others in manners, speech, behavior, etc.
[反] impolite
not rude; marked by satisfactory (or especially minimal) adherence to social usages and sufficient but not noteworthy consideration for others
- even if he didn't like them he should have been civil
[同] polite, civil
[反] rude, uncivil

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