courtesies
المجاملات
definition
noun
he had been treated with a degree of courtesy not far short of deference
the showing of politeness in one's attitude and behavior toward others.
translation of 'courtesies'
noun
إذن,
كياسة,
احترام,
لطف,
ملاطفة,
مجاملة,
جميل
example
His attentiveness was insistent and intrusive, far more aggressive than the almost archaic 'courtesies' of his brother.
She has extended a lot of 'courtesies' to me, and I feel somewhat indebted.
Beneath the jargon, cautious phrases and academic 'courtesies' , one thing was clear: the consensus about social constructs was unraveling.
I was brought up understanding that there were certain 'courtesies' and considerations to be extended to all fellow creatures.
‘They used to chase us away, now they call us ‘madam’ and extend us 'courtesies' ,’ she adds.
Customers appreciate and recall simple 'courtesies' .
Would you not want similar 'courtesies' extended to you?
The elaborate academic 'courtesies' seen at graduation ceremonies are a tremendous sham in the current environment.
Your popularity is certain to increase if you are affable and ready to exchange 'courtesies' .
It is the absence of small 'courtesies' in everyday life that creates an environment where evil can thrive.
I once spoke to a retailer who said she had a problem teaching her staff basic 'courtesies' in handling customers.
As a child, 'courtesies' were drummed in to me by my parents.
As a 'courtesy' , reintroduce yourself to people you may have met before.
They have no 'courtesy' towards road users and commuters.
Hotels generally provide still mineral water in the rooms as a 'courtesy' .
The waiting staff, very much to their credit, were the epitome of 'courtesy' , politeness and calm, despite being rushed completely off their feet.
I expect politeness and 'courtesy' towards me as landowner, my family, friends, guests and visitors.
he traveled from the hotel in a 'courtesy' car
They want lessons in politeness, 'courtesy' , and most of all the correct way to drive a car in traffic.
So we've been stuck at home again all day pending the delivery of a 'courtesy' car for the duration of the repairs.
She had to spend two days on the phone with insurance and repair companies, trying in vain to get the 'courtesy' car to which she is supposed to be entitled.
This includes many hotel 'courtesy' vehicles used for transporting customers, even though there is no charge.
He subsequently took a 'courtesy' car to the airport and returned to Spain.
Some hotels offer a 'courtesy' shuttle to and from the airport.
But that is not all: it is unfailing 'courtesy' , especially towards the very old and the very young, that makes association with such men such a privilege.
Some events provide door-to-door service, 'courtesy' cars and the like.
he treated the players with 'courtesy' and good humour
Sadly the 'courtesy' car's seats have been covered more with economy in mind than aesthetics.
And the local Army recruiter had been selected to be my chauffeur, a bit of a 'courtesy' for an old, retired four-star general.
Ok, so if I take my little car to a dealership to be serviced I am lucky to get a 'courtesy' car.
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