politesse

基本解釋

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.
市長(zhǎng)有著美地奇家族傳統(tǒng)的禮貌，他停下腳步，聆聽(tīng)塞拉西尼博士（Dr. Seracini）的介紹，他承諾一旦開(kāi)始履行競(jìng)選誓言，他將在第一時(shí)間裡推薦這項(xiàng)藝術(shù)活動(dòng)。
AS THE emissary of a new president ostensibly still in “l(fā)istening mode”, Hillary Clinton was politesse personified during her first swing as secretary of state through the Middle East this week.
儅新任縂統(tǒng)的使者表麪上仍停畱在“監(jiān)聽(tīng)方式”上時(shí)，希拉裡這禮拜在她的以國(guó)務(wù)卿身份進(jìn)行中東之旅是則是以人性化的禮節(jié)作爲(wèi)第一次的轉(zhuǎn)變的。
Politesse costs nothing and gains everything.
禮貌無(wú)所失，卻得到了一切。

Yet the literariness of the subject, and the gingerly politesse of its execution, should cause some disquiet.
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He still drives a pick-up truck, still wears cowboy boots under his dark suit, still eschews the politesse expected of a congressman.
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But having said, with all the politesse possible, that this is not good science, why then leap to the idea that it is politics?
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