courteous
有礼貌
definition
adjective
But you can at least be polite, courteous and respect the fact that your views are very different to theirs.
polite, respectful, or considerate in manner.
translation of 'courteous'
adjective
客气,
誾,
多礼,
有礼貌
example
I remember being struck, the few times I met him, by how 'courteous' his manner was.
Ernest was an old fashioned sort, well mannered and 'courteous' , quietly spoken, and above all a gentleman.
A polite, 'courteous' , almost lavender man, he seems the model of bourgeois propriety.
I made the short walk to my booth number, and was greeted by two 'courteous' and polite women.
Sean was a pleasant, 'courteous' and gracious neighbour who could always be relied on to lend a helping hand.
More people were coming inside and Sarah was polite and 'courteous' to every one of them.
Tom was a pleasant 'courteous' gentleman who was well liked in the local farming community.
You need each other, so be 'courteous' and considerate, as you would ask them to be to you.
A pleasant and 'courteous' gentleman, he was highly regarded as a neighbour and friend.
That will depend to a large extent on how 'courteous' and considerate motorists are.
he was unfailingly 'courteous'
But shop assistants insisted the star was polite and 'courteous' throughout her visit.
Andrew was a very gentle, 'courteous' man with huge respect for everyone he worked with.
But you can at least be polite, 'courteous' and respect the fact that your views are very different to theirs.
They were respectful and 'courteous' and asked my father's permission to speak to him alone.
Women never say thank you when you are 'courteous' and polite, only if you comment on their appearance.
Walking someone to the door will once again be considered a 'courteous' gesture.
Your 'courteous' manner generates a lot of goodwill and will also earn you respect.
Pleasant, 'courteous' and gracious, Noreen was devoted to her family and friends.
One should not be arrogant or insolent but rather be kind, considerate and 'courteous' towards them.
Remember to curtsey or bow, and be polite and 'courteous' to everyone.
‘Oh no, I'm good, thanks,’ Kate replied, impressed by his 'courteousness' .
Remember always that your obligation is to encourage students to behave civilly and 'courteously' .
Here is a a more leisured pace of life and 'courteousness' that are only a memory in the frantic bustle of Kuala Lumpur.
He added: ‘We were received 'courteously' and considerately and they listened carefully to what we had to say.’
But that day, despite her bleak mood, her 'courteousness' was unfailing.
Usually, there are well-informed salespersons at the venue, to 'courteously' help you make the right choice, and who even suggest suitable styles.
The sole woman inside washing hands at the sink politely and 'courteously' showed me out.
Even as I was grateful for their 'courteousness' , I was aware that they may have been so nice because I sounded white and well educated.
I enjoyed their hospitality, and Arab 'courteousness' , and learnt a respect for Muslim culture and Islam.
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