التفاعل الاجتماعي - اللياقة والأدب

اتقن الأمثال الإنجليزية التي تصور الأدب وآداب السلوك، مثل 'استخدم كلمات ناعمة وحجج قوية' و 'الأدب لا يكلف شيئًا'.

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civility costs nothing

[جملة]

used to emphasize that being polite, respectful, and considerate toward others does not require any significant effort or expense

الأدب والاحترام لا يكلفان شيئًا

Ex: When dealing with difficult people, it can be tempting to respond with anger or hostility, but civility costs nothing and can often de-escalate the situation.

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politeness costs little but yields much

[جملة]

used to emphasize that being polite and courteous toward others is a small effort that can bring significant benefit

الأدب قليل الكلفة كثير الفائدة

Ex: In my experience, I've found that politeness costs little but yields much in terms of building strong relationships.

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courtesy is contagious

[جملة]

used to suggest that treating others with kindness and respect can inspire them to do the same

الاحترام يشجع الآخرين على الاحترام

Ex: The woman saw that when she smiled and greeted others warmly, they were more likely to respond in kind, recognizing that courtesy is contagious.

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speak fair and think what you like

[جملة]

used to suggest that one should be polite and courteous in their speech, even if they have negative or critical thoughts about the person or topic at hand

تكلم بأدب حتى عند الاختلاف

Ex: Remember to speak fair and think what you like during disagreements, as it allows you to express your thoughts while still respecting the opinions of others.

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use soft words and hard arguments

[جملة]

used to suggest that the most effective way to persuade someone is to present one's case with respectful language, while providing strong and convincing evidence to support one's position

تكلم بلطف وقدم حججًا قوية

Ex: The mother remembered to use soft words and hard arguments to convince her child to eat his vegetables.

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age before beauty

[جملة]

used to indicate that older individuals should be given priority or go first, even if it means that their appearance may be less attractive or appealing compared to others

ينبغي إعطاء الأكبر سنًا الأولوية

Ex: When it comes to picking a leader, some people believe that age before beauty is the way to go, as experience often trumps youth and good looks

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not open a shop unless you know how to smile

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used to suggest that good customer service is essential for the success of a business, and a friendly and welcoming attitude toward customers is a crucial aspect of it

التعامل الودود ضروري لنجاح العمل

Ex: As a successful business owner, I always remind my employees never open a shop unless you know how to smile is a necessary rule to follow, as it helps to establish a positive relationship with customers

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when in Rome, do as the Romans do

[جملة]

used to advise individuals to adapt to local customs and practices when in an unfamiliar situation or culture

تكيف مع العادات المحلية في المكان الجديد

Ex: I was surprised to learn that in Japan, it's customary to remove your shoes before entering someone's home, but as the saying goes, when in Rome, do as the Romans do.

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give a thing, and take a thing to wear the devil's gold ring

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used to suggest that retracting or taking back a gift or favor that has already been given is generally seen as dishonest or morally wrong

لا تسترد هدية أو معروفًا قدمته

Ex: You gave your word, and people are counting on you. You can't just back out now. You know what they say, give a thing, and take a thing to wear the devil's gold ring. If you don't follow through, it'll be seen as dishonorable and damage your reputation.

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التفاعل الاجتماعي
المشاركة الاجتماعية	أدوات ومهارات التواصل	اللياقة والأدب	العمل الجماعي والتعاون
الصراع والانسجام	الامتنان والتقدير	المنافسة والتنافس	انتقام
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