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1 polite
مُهَذَّب \ bred, (breed), wellbred: (of a person) trained to behave politely. civil: polite. cultured: having and showing knowledge of culture; showing fineness of feeling and good manners: a cultured person. decent: pleasant: John is a very decent fellow. good: well behaved: a good boy. ladylike: like a woman with polite manners. modest: (of people) quiet in speech and dress and behaviour. polite: having good manners; not rude. refined: (of a person; his manners, speech, etc.) very polite, unnaturally polite. suave: smoothly polite. -
2 polite
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3 Benehmen
(unreg.)I v/refl behave ( gegenüber + Dat towards, Am. auch toward); sich schlecht benehmen behave badly, misbehave; sich gut benehmen behave (oneself), behave well; sich anständig / kindisch / tadellos benehmen behave properly / childishly / impeccably; er hat sich unmöglich benommen he was impossible, his behavio(u)r was appalling; sie weiß sich überall zu benehmen you can take her anywhere; benimm dich! behave yourself!; kannst du dich nicht benehmen? can’t you behave yourself / properly?* * *das Benehmendemeanour; deportment; behaviour; manners; demeanor; breeding; conduct; behavior* * *Be|neh|men [bə'neːmən]nt -s,no pl2) (form = Einvernehmen)sich mit jdm ins Benéhmen setzen —
im Benéhmen mit jdm — in conjunction with sb
* * *das1) (way of behaving: the behaviour of the pupils.) behaviour2) (education and training; good manners: a man of good breeding.) breeding3) ((in plural) (polite) behaviour, usually towards others: Why doesn't she teach her children (good) manners?) manner* * *Be·neh·men<-s>kein \Benehmen haben to have no manners, to be bad-manneredsich akk mit jdm über etw akk ins \Benehmen setzen to try to reach [or come to] an agreement with sb about sthim \Benehmen mit jdm with the consent of sb* * *das; Benehmens1) behaviour2) (Amtsspr.) in* * *1. behavio(u)r, conduct; (Manieren) good, bad manners pl;er hat kein Benehmen he has no manners, he doesn’t know how to behave2. ADMINim Benehmen mit in agreement with;sich mit jemandem ins Benehmen setzen (in Verbindung setzen) contact sb; (sich besprechen) confer with sb; (jemanden zu Rate ziehen) consult sb* * *das; Benehmens1) behaviour2) (Amtsspr.) in* * *-ungen n.behavior (US) n.behaviour (UK) n.conduct n.demeanor n.demeanour n.deportment n.discipline n. -
4 benehmen
(unreg.)I v/refl behave ( gegenüber + Dat towards, Am. auch toward); sich schlecht benehmen behave badly, misbehave; sich gut benehmen behave (oneself), behave well; sich anständig / kindisch / tadellos benehmen behave properly / childishly / impeccably; er hat sich unmöglich benommen he was impossible, his behavio(u)r was appalling; sie weiß sich überall zu benehmen you can take her anywhere; benimm dich! behave yourself!; kannst du dich nicht benehmen? can’t you behave yourself / properly?* * *das Benehmendemeanour; deportment; behaviour; manners; demeanor; breeding; conduct; behavior* * *Be|neh|men [bə'neːmən]nt -s,no pl2) (form = Einvernehmen)sich mit jdm ins Benéhmen setzen —
im Benéhmen mit jdm — in conjunction with sb
* * *das1) (way of behaving: the behaviour of the pupils.) behaviour2) (education and training; good manners: a man of good breeding.) breeding3) ((in plural) (polite) behaviour, usually towards others: Why doesn't she teach her children (good) manners?) manner* * *Be·neh·men<-s>kein \Benehmen haben to have no manners, to be bad-manneredsich akk mit jdm über etw akk ins \Benehmen setzen to try to reach [or come to] an agreement with sb about sthim \Benehmen mit jdm with the consent of sb* * *das; Benehmens1) behaviour2) (Amtsspr.) in* * *benehmen (irr)A. v/r behave (sich schlecht benehmen behave badly, misbehave;sich gut benehmen behave (oneself), behave well;sich anständig/kindisch/tadellos benehmen behave properly/childishly/impeccably;er hat sich unmöglich benommen he was impossible, his behavio(u)r was appalling;sie weiß sich überall zu benehmen you can take her anywhere;benimm dich! behave yourself!;kannst du dich nicht benehmen? can’t you behave yourself/properly?B. v/t geh (wegnehmen) take away;es benahm mir den Atem it took my breath away* * *das; Benehmens1) behaviour2) (Amtsspr.) in* * *-ungen n.behavior (US) n.behaviour (UK) n.conduct n.demeanor n.demeanour n.deportment n.discipline n. -
5 kulturalny
adj(centrum, rozwój) cultural; (człowiek, sposób bycia) well-mannered, cultured* * *a.1. (= dotyczący kultury) cultural; życie kulturalne cultural life; prąd kulturalny cultural tendencies.2. (= taktowny, wyrobiony) polite; kulturalne towarzystwo/zachowanie polite company; kulturalne zachowanie polite behaviour.3. (= wyrafinowany, wykształcony) cultured, refined, sophisticated.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kulturalny
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6 civilité
sivilite nf* * *B civilités nfpl fml courtesies; échanger des civilités to exchange courtesies; présenter ses civilités à qn to pay one's respects to sb.[sivilite] nom fémininla plus élémentaire civilité voudrait que l'on fasse ou serait de... it would be only polite to...————————civilités nom féminin pluriel(littéraire) [paroles] polite greetings -
7 उपचार
upa-cārám. approach, service, attendance Hcat. I, 111, 2 seqq. ;
act of civility, obliging orᅠ polite behaviour, reverence ṠBr. MBh. Ṡak. etc. (64 Upacāras are enumerated in the Tantra. -sāra, quoted by T.);
proceeding, practice;
behaviour, conduct;
mode of proceeding towards (gen.), treatment ṠBr. MBh. Āp. Mn. etc.;
attendance on a patient, medical practice, physicking Suṡr. Pañcat. Vikr. ;
a ceremony Kum. VII, 86 ;
present, offering, bribe;
solicitation, request L. ;
ornament, decoration Kum. Ragh. VII, 4 ;
a favourable circumstance Sāh. 300 ;
usage, custom orᅠ manner of speech Nyāyad. ;
a figurative orᅠ metaphorical expression ( upacārāt ind. metaphorically), metaphor, figurative application Sāh. Sarvad. Comm. on Ṡiṡ. etc.. ;
pretence, pretext L. ;
a kind of Sandhi (substitution of s andᅠ sh in place of Visarga) Kāṡ. on Pāṇ. 8-3, 48 ;
N. of a Pariṡishṭa of the Sāma-veda
- उपचारकरण
- उपचारकर्मन्
- उपचारक्रिया
- उपचारच्छल
- उपचारपद
- उपचारपर
- उपचारपरिभ्रष्ट
- उपचारपरीत
- उपचारवत्
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8 gute Umgangsformen
(rules for correct or polite behaviour between people, or within certain professions: medical/legal etiquette.) etiquette -
9 vornehm tun
1) genteelly2) (acting, talking etc with a very great (often too great) attention to the rules of polite behaviour: She was laughed at for being too genteel.) genteel -
10 अनुनय _anunaya
अनुनय a. [नी-अच्] Kind, conciliatory, pacifying (as words). तुल्यदुःखो$ब्रवीद्भ्राता लक्ष्मणो$नुनयं वचः Rām.4.27.33.-यः 1 Conciliation, propitiation, pacification (of anger), friendly persuasion; कथं नु शक्यो$नुनयो महर्षेर्विश्राणना- च्चान्यपयस्विनीनाम् R.2.54; कथं वा तेषामनुनयः कृतः H.4; प्रकृति- वक्रः स कस्यानुनयं प्रितगृह्णाति Ś.4.-2 Courtesy, civility, courteous or polite behaviour, modesty, modest or respectful deportment, conciliatory act (such as salu- tation); showing respect (to a guest, deity &c.); विविधैरनुतप्यन्ते दयितानुनयैर्मनस्विन्यः V.3.5; दयितजनः˚ 2. 22; वाक्यैः स्निग्धैरनुनयो भवेदर्थस्य साधनम् S. D.458.-3 An humble supplication or entreaty, a request in general; भद्र प्रियं नः कींतु त्वदभिप्रायापरिज्ञानान्तरितो$यमस्मदनुनयः Mu.2; R.6.2; निषेधवाक्यालङ्कारजिज्ञासानुनये खलु Ak; ˚आम- न्त्रणम् conciliatory address.-4 Discipline, training, regulation of conduct.-यम् adv. Fitly, suitably. -
11 uchyb|ić
pf — uchyb|iać impf vi książk. 1. (naruszać) to transgress vt (czemuś sth) [normom, przepisom, zasadom, tradycji]; to breach vt (czemuś sth) [etykiecie, protokółowi]- czyny uchybiające prawom człowieka acts that infringe (on) human rights- uchybić/iać dobremu wychowaniu to transgress the bounds of polite behaviour- ta decyzja uchybia zdrowemu rozsądkowi the decision flies in the face of common sense2. (obrazić) to offend vt, to insult vt (komuś sb) 3. (być niestosownym) to be an insult (czemuś to sth); to offend (czemuś against sth)- pańska propozycja uchybia mojemu wiekowi/stanowisku your offer is an insult a. is insulting to my age/position- to uchybia mojej godności it is below a. beneath my dignityThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > uchyb|ić
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12 etiquette
[ˈetɪket] nounrules for correct or polite behaviour between people, or within certain professions:آداب السُّلوكmedical/legal etiquette.
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13 genteel
[dʒənˈtiːl] adjectiveacting, talking etc with a very great (often too great) attention to the rules of polite behaviour:أنيق جِدّاShe was laughed at for being too genteel.
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14 manner
[ˈmænə] nounطَريقَه، أسْلوبShe greeted me in a friendly manner.
2) the way in which a person behaves, speaks etc:تَصَرُّفI don't like her manner.
تَصَرُّفاتWhy doesn't she teach her children (good) manners?
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15 أدب
أَدَب \ civility: politeness. courtesy: politeness. literature: books and writing of high quality in general, including poetry and plays: modern French literature. politeness: polite behaviour. -
16 تهذيب
تَهْذِيب \ civility, decency: being decent. politeness: polite behaviour. -
17 رقة
رِقَّة \ gentleness: being gentle. \ بِرِقَّة \ gently: in a gentle way. \ رِقَّة حاشِيَة \ politeness: polite behaviour. -
18 civility
أَدَب \ civility: politeness. courtesy: politeness. literature: books and writing of high quality in general, including poetry and plays: modern French literature. politeness: polite behaviour. -
19 courtesy
أَدَب \ civility: politeness. courtesy: politeness. literature: books and writing of high quality in general, including poetry and plays: modern French literature. politeness: polite behaviour. -
20 literature
أَدَب \ civility: politeness. courtesy: politeness. literature: books and writing of high quality in general, including poetry and plays: modern French literature. politeness: polite behaviour.
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