politesse [pɔli'tes]

politesse的基本解释

n.

彬彬有礼, 优雅, 斯文

与politesse相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

Fortunately for the tourists, almost everyone on the island speaks English. Maltese take pride in their politesse and will often ask if you think they're nice.

幸运的是，岛上几乎每个人都能讲英语，而马耳他人则对其彬彬有礼的举止引以为豪，常会问你他们是否够友善。

Only by dressing awkward on one occasion, and embarrassedly pointed out by someone, can you feel sorry for your poor politesse, and dress smart-casual next time.

只有经历一次穿衣不得体，被别人指出来而尴尬，你才能体会到失礼的愧疚，并且下定决心以后得穿得聪明点。

AS THE emissary of a new president ostensibly still in "listening mode", Hillary Clinton was politesse personified during her first swing as secretary of state through the Middle East this week.

当新任总统的使者表面上仍停留在"监听方式"上时，希拉里这礼拜在她的以国务卿身份进行中东之旅是则是以人性化的礼节作为第一次的转变的。

Therefore, my exceptional politesse dictates that I ought to offer them a blessing whenever they expel extraneous sinal mucus.

而我对礼节异常注重，这意味着只要他们打喷嚏，我都应该对他们说一声"长命百岁"。

The politeness of the Chinese, although not elaborate like the politeness of the Japanese, is pleasing because it is, as the French beautifully express it, la politesse du coeur, the politeness of the heart.

中国人的礼貌，虽然没有日本人的礼貌那样周全，却让人舒服，因为它是，正如法国人完美表达的那样，是心灵的礼貌。

与politesse相关的网络解释 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

politesse：礼貌 客气 礼节

restraint 制约 抑制 | courtesy 谦恭有礼 | politesse 礼貌 客气 礼节

politesse：优雅, 客气, 礼貌 (名)

politeness 有礼貌; 文雅; 客气; 有礼貌的行为 (名) | politesse 优雅, 客气, 礼貌 (名) | political arena 政治舞台

politesse n.f：礼貌,礼节

police n.f. 公安,警察,警察局 | politesse n.f. 礼貌,礼节 | politique n.f. 政治,政策

politesse n.f：高雅,礼貌

polir v.t. 磨光. 抛光,使变得文雅 | politesse n.f. 高雅,礼貌 | politicien, ne n. 政治家,政客

politesse n.f：礼貌

police n.f. 公安机关,警察 | politesse n.f. 礼貌 | pomme n.f. 苹果