tact

英[tækt]美[tækt]

n.[U]（处事、语言等的）老练，圆通，得体，乖巧

同：	[n.] tactfulness
反：	[n.] tactlessness

Tact is the art of recognizing when to be Big and when not to be little
知道何时应该宽宏大度,何时不应量小器微,是谓练达收藏
By his tact he made Drouet feel that he admired his choice. There was something in his manner that showed that he was pleased to be there.
他这么使手腕，使得杜洛埃感到他很佩服他的选择。他的一举一动都表示他很乐意和他们在一起。收藏
Lacking in sensitivity or tact.
缺乏敏感或谋略的收藏
With tact and perseverance he inveigled her into becoming his law partner.To decoy is to trap or ensnare by cunning or deception
凭着机智和不懈努力，他终于劝说她成为自己的法律合伙人。意为通过狡诈或欺骗手段陷害或诱捕收藏
You need a lot of tact to be an air hostess.
当空中小姐言行需十分得体.收藏

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consideration in dealing with others and avoiding giving offence
[同] tact, tactfulness
[反] tactlessness

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