courtesies 的 2 个定义
plural cour·te·sies.
- excellence of manners or social conduct; polite behavior.
- a courteous, respectful, or considerate act or expression.
- indulgence, consent, or acquiescence: a “colonel” by courtesy rather than by right.
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- done or performed as a matter of courtesy or protocol: a courtesy call on the mayor.
- offered or provided free by courtesy of the management: While waiting to board the airplane, we were provided with courtesy coffee.
courtesies 近义词
good manners
courtesies 的近义词 42 个
- civility
- deference
- generosity
- kindness
- reverence
- sympathy
- address
- affability
- amenities
- amiability
- attentiveness
- ceremony
- chivalry
- comity
- complaisance
- consideration
- cordiality
- courtliness
- cultivation
- culture
- elegance
- familiarity
- favor
- friendliness
- gallantry
- geniality
- gentleness
- graciousness
- indulgence
- polish
- politeness
- refinement
- respect
- solicitude
- suavity
- tact
- thoughtfulness
- urbanity
- courteousness
- gallantness
- good behavior
- good breeding
courtesies 的反义词 21 个
favor, indulgence
courtesies 的近义词 14 个
- compassion
- generosity
- kindness
- accommodation
- benevolence
- bounty
- charity
- chivalry
- consent
- consideration
- dispensation
- liberality
- service
- unselfishness
courtesies 的反义词 15 个
更多courtesies例句
- Newton escaped the world through nuttiness, Darwin through elaborate evasive courtesies and by farming out the politics to Huxley.
- There are smiles, idle chit chat, and small courtesies evident as they enter and depart the courtroom.
- Everyday Muslim courtesies must be followed, even as infidels are cut down.
- This time when he was brought to the station in handcuffs there were no courtesies, no cups of chai.
- Their new self-help book stresses the importance of small courtesies and gestures.
- He was a gallant, the Colonel, full of little 33 courtesies which endeared him to the hearts of women.
- I cannot defend myself, but I would ask you to recognize ordinary courtesies.
- Never, never, never, extend to him the courtesies due to an equal.
- Dolorously the Currans paid her the last courtesies, waiting for the word which would end the famous search for her Horace.
- Alexander willingly accepted the proffered honour, invited the ambassadors to his table, and showed them other courtesies.