His mother reproached him for his bad manners.

他母亲责备他礼不周。

She covers her selfishness with a varnish of good manners.

用一种表面上很有礼态度来掩饰自私。

The child was scolded by his grandmother for not being more mannerly.

这个小孩因为缺乏礼祖母责怪。

He lectured the children on good manners.

他向孩子们作关于礼演讲。

John is the quintessence of good manners.

约翰是礼典范。

You should have good manners all the time.

任何时候都应该有礼。

It's bad manners to talk with a full mouth.

嘴里吃着东西说是不礼。

It was a case of monumental bad-manners.

那是极不礼事例。

It's not polite to stare at a girl in the face.

盯着姑娘脸瞧是不礼。

I've never seen such a polite clerk.

我从未见过这样有礼店员。

He politely pretended not to have heard this remark.

他有礼地假装没有到这句。

It’s no more than common politeness to hear what she has to say.

说只不过是出于基本礼。

New York the politest city in the world? Get outta here!

纽约是世界上最有礼城市？别唬人了！

She was,to the end,a gentlewoman of the old school,gracious and mannerly.

说到底，仍是一位温文尔雅、礼可嘉守旧派贵妇人。

It’s impolite to gibe at a foreign student’s English.

嘲笑外国学生英语是不礼。

Be polite, but don't kowtow to him.

要有礼，但不要对他卑躬屈节。

It's rude to put out your tongues at people.

对人吐舌头是不礼。

"People, especially youngsters don't seem so polite these days."

"如今人们,尤其是年青人好象不那么讲礼了。"

She offered them cups of tea and it seemed churlish to refuse.

不停给他们倒茶，回绝又好像没礼。

His words were polite, but there were overtones of distrust in his voice.

他虽然很礼, 但中含有不信任暗示。

His mother reproached him for his bad manners.

母亲责备不周。

She covers her selfishness with a varnish of good manners.

她用一种表面上很有态度来掩饰她自私。

The child was scolded by his grandmother for not being more mannerly.

这个小孩因为缺乏而被祖母责怪。

He lectured the children on good manners.

向孩子们作关于演讲。

John is the quintessence of good manners.

约翰是典范。

You should have good manners all the time.

任何时候都应该有。

It's bad manners to talk with a full mouth.

嘴里吃着东西说话是不。

It was a case of monumental bad-manners.

那是极不事例。

It's not polite to stare at a girl in the face.

盯着姑娘脸瞧是不。

I've never seen such a polite clerk.

我从未见过这样有。

He politely pretended not to have heard this remark.

有地假装没有听到这句话。

It’s no more than common politeness to hear what she has to say.

听她说话只不过是出于基本。

New York the politest city in the world? Get outta here!

纽约是世界上最有城市？别唬人了！

She was,to the end,a gentlewoman of the old school,gracious and mannerly.

说到底，她仍是一位温文尔雅、可嘉守旧派贵妇人。

It’s impolite to gibe at a foreign student’s English.

嘲笑外国学生英语是不。

Be polite, but don't kowtow to him.

要有，但不要对卑躬屈节。

It's rude to put out your tongues at people.

对人吐舌头是不。

"People, especially youngsters don't seem so polite these days."

"如今人们,尤其是年青人好象不那么讲了。"

She offered them cups of tea and it seemed churlish to refuse.

她不停给们倒茶，回绝话又好像没。

His words were polite, but there were overtones of distrust in his voice.

话虽然很, 但话中含有不信任暗示。

His mother reproached him for his bad manners.

他母亲责备他礼不周。

She covers her selfishness with a varnish of good manners.

她用一种表面上很有礼态度来掩饰她自私。

The child was scolded by his grandmother for not being more mannerly.

这个小孩因为缺乏礼而被祖母责怪。

He lectured the children on good manners.

他向孩子们作关于礼演讲。

John is the quintessence of good manners.

约翰是礼典范。

You should have good manners all the time.

任何时候都应该有礼。

It's bad manners to talk with a full mouth.

嘴里吃着东西说话是不礼。

It was a case of monumental bad-manners.

那是极不礼事例。

It's not polite to stare at a girl in the face.

盯着姑娘脸瞧是不礼。

I've never seen such a polite clerk.

我从这样有礼店员。

He politely pretended not to have heard this remark.

他有礼地假装没有听到这句话。

It’s no more than common politeness to hear what she has to say.

听她说话只不是出于基本礼。

New York the politest city in the world? Get outta here!

纽约是世界上最有礼城市？别唬人了！

She was,to the end,a gentlewoman of the old school,gracious and mannerly.

说到底，她仍是一位温文尔雅、礼可嘉守旧派贵妇人。

It’s impolite to gibe at a foreign student’s English.

嘲笑外国学生英语是不礼。

Be polite, but don't kowtow to him.

要有礼，但不要对他卑躬屈节。

It's rude to put out your tongues at people.

对人吐舌头是不礼。

"People, especially youngsters don't seem so polite these days."

"如今人们,尤其是年青人好象不那么讲礼了。"

She offered them cups of tea and it seemed churlish to refuse.

她不停给他们倒茶，回绝话又好像没礼。

His words were polite, but there were overtones of distrust in his voice.

他话虽然很礼, 但话中含有不信任暗示。

His mother reproached him for his bad manners.

母亲责备礼貌不周。

She covers her selfishness with a varnish of good manners.

她用一种表面上很有礼貌态度来掩饰她自私。

The child was scolded by his grandmother for not being more mannerly.

这个小孩因为缺乏礼貌而被祖母责怪。

He lectured the children on good manners.

向孩子们作关于礼貌演讲。

John is the quintessence of good manners.

约翰是礼貌典范。

You should have good manners all the time.

任何时候都应该有礼貌。

It's bad manners to talk with a full mouth.

嘴里吃着东西说话是不礼貌。

It was a case of monumental bad-manners.

那是极不礼貌事例。

It's not polite to stare at a girl in the face.

盯着姑娘脸瞧是不礼貌。

I've never seen such a polite clerk.

我从未见过这样有礼貌店员。

He politely pretended not to have heard this remark.

有礼貌地假装没有听到这句话。

It’s no more than common politeness to hear what she has to say.

听她说话只不过是出于基本礼貌。

New York the politest city in the world? Get outta here!

纽约是世界上最有礼貌城市？别唬人了！

She was,to the end,a gentlewoman of the old school,gracious and mannerly.

说到底，她仍是一位温、礼貌可嘉守旧派贵妇人。

It’s impolite to gibe at a foreign student’s English.

嘲笑外国学生英语是不礼貌。

Be polite, but don't kowtow to him.

要有礼貌，但不要对卑躬屈节。

It's rude to put out your tongues at people.

对人吐舌头是不礼貌。

"People, especially youngsters don't seem so polite these days."

"如今人们,尤其是年青人好象不那么讲礼貌了。"

She offered them cups of tea and it seemed churlish to refuse.

她不停给们倒茶，回绝话又好像没礼貌。

His words were polite, but there were overtones of distrust in his voice.

话虽然很礼貌, 但话中含有不信任暗示。

His mother reproached him for his bad manners.

他母亲责备他礼貌不周。

She covers her selfishness with a varnish of good manners.

她用一种表面上很有礼貌态度她自私。

The child was scolded by his grandmother for not being more mannerly.

这个小孩因为缺乏礼貌而被祖母责怪。

He lectured the children on good manners.

他向孩子们作关于礼貌演讲。

John is the quintessence of good manners.

翰礼貌典范。

You should have good manners all the time.

任何时候都应该有礼貌。

It's bad manners to talk with a full mouth.

嘴里吃着东西说话不礼貌。

It was a case of monumental bad-manners.

那极不礼貌事例。

It's not polite to stare at a girl in the face.

盯着姑娘脸瞧不礼貌。

I've never seen such a polite clerk.

我从未见过这样有礼貌店员。

He politely pretended not to have heard this remark.

他有礼貌地假装没有听到这句话。

It’s no more than common politeness to hear what she has to say.

听她说话只不过出于基本礼貌。

New York the politest city in the world? Get outta here!

世界上最有礼貌城市？别唬人了！

She was,to the end,a gentlewoman of the old school,gracious and mannerly.

说到底，她仍一位温文尔雅、礼貌可嘉守旧派贵妇人。

It’s impolite to gibe at a foreign student’s English.

嘲笑外国学生英语不礼貌。

Be polite, but don't kowtow to him.

要有礼貌，但不要对他卑躬屈节。

It's rude to put out your tongues at people.

对人吐舌头不礼貌。

"People, especially youngsters don't seem so polite these days."

"如今人们,尤其年青人好象不那么讲礼貌了。"

She offered them cups of tea and it seemed churlish to refuse.

她不停给他们倒茶，回绝话又好像没礼貌。

His words were polite, but there were overtones of distrust in his voice.

他话虽然很礼貌, 但话中含有不信任暗示。

His mother reproached him for his bad manners.

他母亲责备他貌周。

She covers her selfishness with a varnish of good manners.

她用一种表面上很有貌态度来掩饰她自私。

The child was scolded by his grandmother for not being more mannerly.

这个小孩因为缺乏貌而被祖母责怪。

He lectured the children on good manners.

他向孩子们作关于貌演讲。

John is the quintessence of good manners.

约翰貌典范。

You should have good manners all the time.

任何时该有貌。

It's bad manners to talk with a full mouth.

嘴里吃着东西说话貌。

It was a case of monumental bad-manners.

那极貌事例。

It's not polite to stare at a girl in the face.

盯着姑娘脸瞧貌。

I've never seen such a polite clerk.

我从未见过这样有貌店员。

He politely pretended not to have heard this remark.

他有貌地假装没有听到这句话。

It’s no more than common politeness to hear what she has to say.

听她说话只过出于基本貌。

New York the politest city in the world? Get outta here!

纽约世界上最有貌城市？别唬人了！

She was,to the end,a gentlewoman of the old school,gracious and mannerly.

说到底，她仍一位温文尔雅、貌可嘉守旧派贵妇人。

It’s impolite to gibe at a foreign student’s English.

嘲笑外国学生英语貌。

Be polite, but don't kowtow to him.

要有貌，但要对他卑躬屈节。

It's rude to put out your tongues at people.

对人吐舌头貌。

"People, especially youngsters don't seem so polite these days."

"如今人们,尤其年青人好象那么讲貌了。"

She offered them cups of tea and it seemed churlish to refuse.

她停给他们倒茶，回绝话又好像没貌。

His words were polite, but there were overtones of distrust in his voice.

他话虽然很貌, 但话中含有信任暗示。

His mother reproached him for his bad manners.

他母亲责备他貌周。

She covers her selfishness with a varnish of good manners.

她用一种表面上很有貌态度来掩饰她自私。

The child was scolded by his grandmother for not being more mannerly.

这个小孩因为缺乏貌而被祖母责怪。

He lectured the children on good manners.

他向孩子们作关于貌演讲。

John is the quintessence of good manners.

约翰貌典范。

You should have good manners all the time.

任何时候都应该有貌。

It's bad manners to talk with a full mouth.

嘴里吃着东西说貌。

It was a case of monumental bad-manners.

那貌事例。

It's not polite to stare at a girl in the face.

盯着姑娘脸瞧貌。

I've never seen such a polite clerk.

我从未见过这样有貌店员。

He politely pretended not to have heard this remark.

他有貌地假装没有听到这句。

It’s no more than common politeness to hear what she has to say.

听她说只过出于基本貌。

New York the politest city in the world? Get outta here!

纽约世界上最有貌城市？别唬人了！

She was,to the end,a gentlewoman of the old school,gracious and mannerly.

说到底，她仍一位温文尔雅、貌可嘉守旧派贵妇人。

It’s impolite to gibe at a foreign student’s English.

嘲笑外国学生英语貌。

Be polite, but don't kowtow to him.

要有貌，但要对他卑躬屈节。

It's rude to put out your tongues at people.

对人吐舌头貌。

"People, especially youngsters don't seem so polite these days."

"如今人们,尤其年青人好象那么讲貌了。"

She offered them cups of tea and it seemed churlish to refuse.

她停给他们倒茶，回绝又好像没貌。

His words were polite, but there were overtones of distrust in his voice.

他虽然很貌, 但中含有信任暗示。

His mother reproached him for his bad manners.

母亲责貌不周。

She covers her selfishness with a varnish of good manners.

用一种表面上很有貌态度来掩饰自私。

The child was scolded by his grandmother for not being more mannerly.

这个小孩因为缺乏貌而被祖母责怪。

He lectured the children on good manners.

向孩子们作关于貌演讲。

John is the quintessence of good manners.

约翰貌典范。

You should have good manners all the time.

任何时候都应该有貌。

It's bad manners to talk with a full mouth.

嘴里吃着东西说话不貌。

It was a case of monumental bad-manners.

那极不貌事例。

It's not polite to stare at a girl in the face.

盯着姑娘脸瞧不貌。

I've never seen such a polite clerk.

我从未见过这样有貌店员。

He politely pretended not to have heard this remark.

有貌地假装没有听到这句话。

It’s no more than common politeness to hear what she has to say.

听说话只不过出于基本貌。

New York the politest city in the world? Get outta here!

纽约世界上最有貌城市？别唬人了！

She was,to the end,a gentlewoman of the old school,gracious and mannerly.

说到底，一位温文尔雅、貌可嘉守旧派贵妇人。

It’s impolite to gibe at a foreign student’s English.

嘲笑外国学生英语不貌。

Be polite, but don't kowtow to him.

要有貌，但不要对卑躬屈节。

It's rude to put out your tongues at people.

对人吐舌头不貌。

"People, especially youngsters don't seem so polite these days."

"如今人们,尤其年青人好象不那么讲貌了。"

She offered them cups of tea and it seemed churlish to refuse.

不停给们倒茶，回绝话又好像没貌。

His words were polite, but there were overtones of distrust in his voice.

话虽然很貌, 但话中含有不信任暗示。

His mother reproached him for his bad manners.

他母亲责备他礼不周。

She covers her selfishness with a varnish of good manners.

她用一种表面上很有礼态度来掩饰她自私。

The child was scolded by his grandmother for not being more mannerly.

这个小孩因为缺乏礼而被祖母责怪。

He lectured the children on good manners.

他向孩子们作关于礼演讲。

John is the quintessence of good manners.

约翰是礼典范。

You should have good manners all the time.

任何时候都应该有礼。

It's bad manners to talk with a full mouth.

嘴里吃着西话是不礼。

It was a case of monumental bad-manners.

那是极不礼例。

It's not polite to stare at a girl in the face.

盯着姑娘脸瞧是不礼。

I've never seen such a polite clerk.

我从未见过这样有礼店员。

He politely pretended not to have heard this remark.

他有礼地假装没有听到这句话。

It’s no more than common politeness to hear what she has to say.

听她话只不过是出于基本礼。

New York the politest city in the world? Get outta here!

纽约是世界上最有礼城市？别唬人了！

She was,to the end,a gentlewoman of the old school,gracious and mannerly.

到底，她仍是一位温文尔雅、礼可嘉守旧派贵妇人。

It’s impolite to gibe at a foreign student’s English.

嘲笑外国学生英语是不礼。

Be polite, but don't kowtow to him.

要有礼，但不要对他卑躬屈节。

It's rude to put out your tongues at people.

对人吐舌头是不礼。

"People, especially youngsters don't seem so polite these days."

"如今人们,尤其是年青人好象不那么讲礼了。"

She offered them cups of tea and it seemed churlish to refuse.

她不停给他们倒茶，回绝话又好像没礼。

His words were polite, but there were overtones of distrust in his voice.

他话虽然很礼, 但话中含有不信任暗示。