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Перевод: polite

[прилагательное]
вежливый; учтивый; любезный; обходительный; благовоспитанный; изысканный; утонченный; изящный

Тезаурус:

1. And in addition to that, as governments knew that the House of Commons would not be agreeable, ah, the ah, polite phrase is "had not been educated up to", ah, the acceptance of a transfer of sovereignty of the islands, an additional ingredient was thrown in.
2. White faced the official carpeting, defused the attacks with a firm but polite dignity, and went off to catch the next train unaffected by the experience.
3. "Oh, I suppose I wouldn't be too polite in Italian," Eleanor gave in graciously.
4. "How you talk," says Miss Belle, "how should such a girl write A novel, or anything else that's polite?
5. All on the surface and polite.
6. I asked him how he would prefer to be addressed and he said you can call him what you please, as long as it is polite.
7. You've got to be polite.
8. Headed by Lord David Silsoe, a quiet, polite man whose demeanour belied his lightning brain and withering ability to unnerve his opposition, there were four supporting barristers as well as instructing solicitors and advisers.
9. "To Lucinda", because of its date, is an important indication that she saw a need to tone down her protests as she approached a polite readership.
10. "He was polite enough," Rose suggested.
11. Significant passages of the speech, particularly on interest rates, were received in silence and other keynote statements were given only polite applause.
12. Corydon is a shepherd, and Phillario is a sophisticated man accustomed to polite society.
13. Betrayed by that shit Sarah Walker who was once his landlord's daughter, plunged into crippling debt, mocked by polite society and dinner-table assassins, tortured by a cancer of the stomach, he could still prop himself up on one elbow in a room as shabby as this one and say exultantly "Well, I've had a happy life!"