idiom > When in Rome do as the Romans do.
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Asked the customs entry
  Explanation: Into other countries, to ask what forbidden things out and customs, so as not to violate.
  Usage: Partial official; as object clause; means respecting other people's culture
  Source: Han Dai Holy "Book of Rites ceremony song": "into the ban and asked unexpectedly, into the country and asked the customs, entry and asked the taboo."
  Examples: Su Song, "Missouri Xie table": "ordered to ask personally, have insight on the do not call; ~, is once too much of the period."
rù jìng wèn sú
  Territory of other States or to a new place, the first question out there, the customs, so as to avoid taboo
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No. 3
  Asked the customs entry, but also over the period of recovery. - Song Su "Missouri thank the table"
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No. 4
  That enter a country or region, first ask the customs out there, so as not to violate a taboo. A phrase from the "Book of Rites Music Man": "Immigration and asked the ban into the country and asked the vulgar." Sushi Song "Missouri Xie Table": "asked the customs entry, but also over the period of recovery." See "into the country asked the conventional" .
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No. 5
  【注音】:rù jìng wèn sú
  【释义】:谓进入一个国家或区域,先问明那里的习俗,以免触犯忌讳。
  【出处】:语出《礼记·曲礼》:“入竟而问禁,入国而问俗。”
  【用法】偏正式;作宾语、分句;指尊重别人的文化
  【示例】:受命抚躬,已自知于不称;~,又复过于所期。 ★宋·苏轼《密州谢上表》
English Expression
  1. n.:  When in Rome do as the Romans do.,  on entering a country inquire about its customs
  2. v.:   learn the customs of a new place when one goes there,  In Rome do as the Romans do
Thesaurus
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