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/pəˈlaɪt/
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polite
adjective
politer
Comp.
politest
Super.
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вежливый
He is always polite to his elders.
Он всегда вежлив с пожилыми людьми.
учтивый
She gave a polite smile to the stranger.
Она учтиво улыбнулась незнакомцу.
Sinonimi
refined
well-mannered
gracious
respectful
civil
courteous
deferential
considerate
Contrari
impolite
rude
polite
noun
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/pəˈlaɪt/
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Used chiefly with the definite article to refer collectively to people of refined manners ('the polite').
polite
verb
polited
Past Simple
polited
Past Participle
politing
Gerund
Archaic, transitive: to make polite; to civilise or refine.
Definizioni
polite
adjective
Having or showing behavior that is respectful and considerate of other people.
The polite child thanked the host for the delicious meal.
Relating to or having the characteristics of refined or cultured society.
In the 18th century, French was considered the language of polite society.
Of words or expressions, socially correct and unlikely to offend.
Please use polite language when addressing the clients.
polite
noun
People who are refined and cultured, considered as a social group (usually with the definite article).
He found the company of the polite rather tedious.
polite
verb
To make polite; to civilize or refine.
The tutor sought to polite the young gentleman's manners.
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