polite如何读

英:[pəˈlaɪt]

美:[pəˈlaɪt]

polite英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 有礼貌的,客气的 having or showing that one has good manners and consideration for other people
  2. 有教养的,文雅的 of a superior class in society; refined

polite是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 有礼貌的,彬彬有礼的
  2. 斯文的,文雅的,儒雅的
  3. 客气的,客套的
  4. 有教养的,懂规矩的
  5. 殷勤的
  6. 应酬的,礼节性的
  7. 上流社会的
  8. 恳切的
  9. 推敲过的
  10. 精练的
  11. 优美的
  12. 拘谨
n. (名词)
  1. <废>举止儒雅

polite自然拼读

po·lite

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polite扩展

politely (adv.), politeness (n.)

polite英英释义

Adjective

1. showing regard for others in manners, speech, behavior, etc.

2. marked by refinement in taste and manners;

"cultivated speech"

"cultured Bostonians"

"cultured tastes"

"a genteel old lady"

"polite society"

3. 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"- W.S. Maugham

polite词组

polite society上流社会;文雅社会

polite区别

 polite, civil, courteous

这组词都有“礼貌的、客气的”的意思,其区别是:

polite普通常用词,指言论举止无论何时均严谨有礼,很有教养。

civil语气弱于polite,着重只达到社交的一般要求,避免粗鲁。

courteous指言谈举止典雅,谦恭有礼,更侧重考虑他人的感情与尊严。

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polite词源中文解释

14世纪末,“抛光的,磨光的”(13世纪中期作为姓氏),源自拉丁语 politus “精致的,优雅的,有造诣的”,字面意思是“抛光的”,过去分词 polire “抛光,使光滑”(参见 polish(v.))。

这个词在英语中的字面意义已经过时; “优雅的,有文化的”(指文学、艺术等)的意义始于大约1500年; 指人,“言谈、举止或行为优雅或有修养”的意思则始于1620年代。 “表现得有礼貌,考虑到他人感受”的意思始于1748年(含在 politely 中)。 相关词: Politeness。

Polite applies to one who shows a polished civility, who has a higher training in ease and gracefulness of manners: politeness is a deeper, more comprehensive, more delicate, and perhaps more genuine thing than civility. Polite, though much abused, is becoming the standard word for the bearing of a refined and kind person toward others. [Century Dictionary, 1895]
Polite 适用于表现出优雅的礼貌,具有更高的礼仪和优雅的训练:礼貌是比礼仪更深入,更全面,更微妙,也许更真实的东西。 Polite 虽然被滥用,但正在成为一个有修养和善良的人对待他人的标准词语。[世纪词典,1895]

polite词源英文解释

Middle English (Scots) polit, Latin politus, from past participle of polire

The first known use of polite was circa 1500

polite儿童词典英英释义

politicssingular or plural noun

political science

the art of guiding or influencing governmental policy

the art of winning and holding control over a government

political affairs or businessespecially: competition between groups or individuals for power and leadership

political opinions

politiciannoun

a person who takes an active part in party politics or in government business

politiciannoun

a person who takes an active part in party politics or in government business

politicaladjective

of or relating to a government or the conduct of government

of or relating to politics

organized in governmental terms

political units

involving, concerned with, or accused of acts against a government or political system

political prisoners

politicaladjective

of or relating to a government or the conduct of government

of or relating to politics

organized in governmental terms

political units

involving, concerned with, or accused of acts against a government or political system

political prisoners

politicadjective

wise especially in dealing with others or in carrying out a policy

politeadjective

showing good taste or training : refined polite forms of address

polite society

showing consideration and courtesy : courteous

politeadjective

showing good taste or training : refined polite forms of address

polite society

showing consideration and courtesy : courteous

politeadjective

showing good taste or training : refined polite forms of address

polite society

showing consideration and courtesy : courteous

politeadjective

showing good taste or training : refined polite forms of address

polite society

showing consideration and courtesy : courteous

polite 例句

1 I nodded polite and murmured my “Good day” to the old man we called Grandfather and the others who were familiar.

2 She nodded, but it was kind of polite.

3 He's a man of few words, very polite and unassuming.

他不爱说话,非常有礼貌,也不装腔作势。

4 She was intelligent, polite, and friendly, and since she never cursed everyone called her Blanca.

5 Wes is very polite and carries the conversation as the Allens ask us about basketball and school.

6 “Yeah, lots of fun,” I reply, to be polite, even though I am frightened by the siren’s mournful wail.

7 He begins the clapping and the class joins in, but it seems more polite than sincere.

8 “Please be careful, madam,” he said in a polite but firm tone.

9 Arthur, reserved and unhappy in the new atmosphere which had begun to pull away from him instead of with him, moved about the palace in his plain dress, trying to be polite.

10 I mean, I don’t think that’s a very polite question under normal circumstances, but I heard a guy telling someone else something about “before old Miss Taylor died,” and he gave me a funny look.

11 Sounds like a person who is saying thank you to be polite, not because they are really grateful.

12 It was an hour or so of polite, go-nowhere small talk, accompanied by a hot, hearty South Carolina meal, which we shoveled in appreciatively, tired as we were of dining-hall food.

13 It's not polite to stare at a girl in the face.

盯着姑娘的脸瞧是不礼貌的.

14 Then, as quickly as it had died out, the sound of talking began again, as if the rats were too polite to stand and stare.

15 They said a polite goodbye to Mrs. Dorfer, then raced out of the house to their bikes.

16 It’s like those horror movies where the person about to be mauled to death could have saved herself if she’d taken only one more step but she stops to be polite or something.

17 I decided it would be polite to introduce myself.

18 To be polite, he took a sip from his cup too, and almost gagged: The stuff was quite disgusting, as though someone had liquidized bogey-flavored Every Flavor Beans.

19 But his polite regrets didn’t impose upon her, and when she galloped away with the Count, she saw Laurie sit down by her aunt with an actual expression of relief.

20 “She told me that she was trading me for your work, so you can take me with you,” I said in my polite voice.

polite 同义词

5 斯文的

jaunty

10 洗练的

finished polished

11 礼节性的

duty

12 有文化的

educated cultured lettered

17 上流社会的

genteel posh patrician high-class

23 礼貌的

correct

25 儒雅的

owlish

26 举止文雅

savior-vivre

27 斯文

jaunty grace politesse

28 礼节性

formally duty

37 客套

pleasantry

polite 短语相关

in polite company in polite society/company polite speech

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