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manner
[名词]
the way a person acts or behaves toward others
方式, 行为
Ex: He apologized in a sincere manner after realizing his mistake .在意识到自己的错误后，他以真诚的**方式**道歉。
etiquette
[名词]
a set of conventional rules or formal manners, usually in the form of ethical code
礼仪
Ex: Her etiquette at the meeting was impeccable .她在会议上的**礼仪**无可挑剔。
the ability to understand and respect the traditions, values, regular activities, etc. of the people from a different culture
Ex: They tested the class's cultural literacy with questions about famous artworks.
table manners
[名词]
the way of eating that is expected of people to follow when with others
餐桌礼仪, 用餐礼节
Ex: In some countries , bad table manners can be seen as disrespectful .在一些国家，**餐桌礼仪**可能被视为不尊重。
punctuality
[名词]
the habit or characteristic of being consistently on time
守时, 准时
Ex: The company rewards employees who demonstrate punctuality.公司奖励表现出**守时**的员工。
impolite
[形容词]
having bad manners or behavior
不礼貌的, 粗鲁的
Ex: The teenager was impolite and did not listen to his parents .那个青少年**不礼貌**，不听父母的话。
offensive
[形容词]
causing someone to feel deeply hurt, upset, or angry due to being insulting, disrespectful, or inappropriate
冒犯的, 无礼的
Ex: Sharing offensive content on social media can lead to backlash and negative consequences .在社交媒体上分享**冒犯性**内容可能会导致反弹和负面后果。
customary
[形容词]
commonly practiced or accepted as a usual way of doing things
惯常的, 习惯的
Ex: The host followed the customary practice of offering refreshments .主人遵循了提供茶点的**惯例**。
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