politesse
基本解释
- n. 优雅；礼貌；（法）客气
英汉例句
- With the politesse of a Medici, the mayor paused and listened, then promised to further this artistic endeavor once he had dealt with his first batch of election pledges.
市长有着美地奇家族传统的礼貌，他停下脚步，聆听塞拉西尼博士（Dr. Seracini）的介绍，他承诺一旦开始履行竞选誓言，他将在第一时间里推荐这项艺术活动。 - 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。 - Politesse costs nothing and gains everything.
礼貌无所失，却得到了一切。 - Yet the literariness of the subject, and the gingerly politesse of its execution, should cause some disquiet.
NEWYORKER: Sons and Lovers - He still drives a pick-up truck, still wears cowboy boots under his dark suit, still eschews the politesse expected of a congressman.
ECONOMIST: The disappointment of Dick Armey - But having said, with all the politesse possible, that this is not good science, why then leap to the idea that it is politics?
FORBES: Monsanto's GM Corn And Cancer In Rats: Real Scientists Deeply Unimpressed. Politics Not Science Perhaps?
双语例句
权威例句
词组短语
- politesse mani érée 假客气
- die Politesse 女交警
- la politesse getillesse 我爱
- politesse trop appuy ée 过分的礼貌
- Emperor of Politesse 恭皇帝