| 词汇 | 客客气气 |
| 释义 | 客客气气 That's right, that's good, I said so, you are nice fellows. Her ladyship received them civilly, but it was plain that their company was by no means so acceptable as when she could get nobody else; He was worth speaking fair, if it was only to keep him from doing you a mischief. Married people are not ever tender with each other, you will notice: if they are mutually civil it is much: and physical contacts apart, their relation is that of a very moderate intimacy. The boy was now in his last year of high school, and Siyu, having told her father many times that he deserved peace and simplicity, maintained a respectful distance from his new family. And the people are not so lenient will be able to get along! She is always polite and considerate towards her employees. His cunning began here; he smiled habitually, by way of precaution, and was almost polite to everybody, even to the beggar to whom he refused half a farthing. He kindly shook hands with me as usual. He grew by degrees less civil, put on more the airs of master, frequently found fault. She had always seemed friendly until suddenly she began to show her teeth. I remember the contours of your lips, graciously pressed so tightly against mine. On Wednesday, he received another polite note from McGregor, James and Hay. It read. Once i heard a man politely ask a woman in front of him at the … In the business world, you can't really fight with the gloves on. Her husband was lenient to the Fourier and his party to send out the military. This by no means guarantees gentle treatment by the police. “ You began the evening well, Charlotte, ” said Mrs. Bennet with civil self-command to Miss Lucas. “ You were Mr. Bingley's first choice.” I am in the habit of being polite to every one. Go away! |
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