n. zhōngshìjìde) qíshìjīngshén( rúyǒngqì、 róngyùgǎn、 qiāngōngjífúzhùruòxiǎoděng) . ideal qualities expected of a knight, such as courage, honour, courtesy and concern for the weak and helpless (
chéngkèqǐngwùzàizìzhùcānfùjìnxīyān .Begsuggeststheaskingofagreatfavourinahumblemanner*beg zhǐyǐqiāngōngdezītàiyàoqiújǐyǔjùdàdebāngzhù Passengers are kindly requested not to smoke at the buffet counter.
n. tāchùshìqiāngōngdétǐ . He is the quintessence oftact and politeness
adj. tānàyīguàndeqiāngōngyòulǐ . his invariable courtesy
běiyìndùyǔdeqiāngōngdechēnghūyòngyǔ; xiāngdāngyúyīngyǔzhōngdexiānshēng。 used as a Hindi courtesy title; equivalent to English `Mr'.
wǒmenyīdìngyàoqiānxūjǐnshèn, jièjiāojièzào, jìnyībùkāizhǎn“sìyòu、 sānjiǎng、 liǎngbùpà”huódòng, jiāqiángzuòfēngpéiyǎng, shǐbùduìjùyòuyángédezǔzhìjìlǜ。 We must be modest and prudent, guard against arrogance and rashness and further promote the "four haves, three stresses and two defy's". We must make greater efforts to cultivate a fine style of work and to foster a strict sense of organization and discipline in the armed forces.
zàixīndexíngshìxià, yàozēngqiángyōuhuànyìshí, jū 'ānsīwēi, wùbìjìxùbǎochíqiānxūjǐnshèn、 bùjiāobùzàodezuòfēng, wùbìjìxùbǎochíjiānkǔfèndǒudezuòfēng。 Given the new situation, we should be all the more mindful of potential perils and prepare for the worst. It is incumbent upon all of us to remain modest, prudent and free from arrogance and rashness in our style of work, and to preserve the style of plain living and hard work.
zhēnshídewùtǐ; zhēnshíderén, bùshìguǐ; yǐxiànshíshēnghuówéijīchǔdediànyǐng; zhēnzhèngdejíbìng; zhēnzhèngdeqiānxùn。 real objects; real people; not ghosts; a film based on real life; a real illness; real humility; Life is real! Life is earnest!- Longfellow.
jīntiān, wǒmenzàizhèlǐchóngshēnyīgèxīndexìnniàn, jítōngguòfāyángqiāngōng、 yǒngqì、 tóngqíngxīnhégèxìngdejīngshénláishíxiànwǒmenguójiādelǐxiǎng。 Today, we affirm a new commitment to live out our nation's promise through civility, courage, compassion and character.
zìránde; qiānxùndequēfáxūshìhuòjiáoróuzàozuòde; qiānxùnde Lacking pretension or affectation; modest.
hǎoyìbìngfēiliángxīn, yōuyǎbìngfēiqiānràng, guǎngbóyǔgōngzhèngdeguāndiǎnyěbìngfēixìnyǎng。 good sense is not conscience, refinement is not humility, nor is largeness and justness of view faith.
zàiguǎnggàohétuīxiāoshàngbùqiānxūdeshuōfǎ Immodest claims in advertising and promotion.
tābǎochíqiānxūjǐnshèn。 He remains modest and prudent.
tāsuīrányòuchéngjiùháishìhěnqiānxū。 He remains modest despite his achievements.
shǐ( zìjǐ) bàidǎoshǐ( zìjǐ) qiāngōnghuòchóngjìngdìjūgōnghuòguìdǎo To make(oneself) bow or kneel down in humility or adoration.
tāqiānxùn 'érchénzhuàngguǎyán。 He was modest and reserved.
zhuāngzuòxiánjìngdehuòshǎoyándejiǎzhuānghàixiū、 qiāngōnghuòbù 'àishuōhuàde Affectedly shy, modest, or reserved.
xiánjìngde, shǎoyándetàidùhuòxíngwéishàngqiāngōngbìngqiěchénmòguǎyánde Modest and reserved in manner or behavior.
yīzhǒngqiānxūhuòyòulǐmàodehuòkǎolǜzhōudàodexíngwéi。 a courteous or respectful or considerate act.
zūnjìngdìhuòbēigōngdì; qiānxùndì Respectfully or humbly; unpretentiously.
wǒmentóngzhìdetàidùyàoqiānhé, yàochéngkěn, yàozūnzhòngqíréngé, zūnzhòngqíyìjiàn; Our comrades should be modest, friendly and sincere, respecting them and listening attentively to their opinions.
zhūróngjīzǒnglǐshìyīgèfēichángzìxìnderén, tóngshíyòuqiānxùntǎnchéng, xūhuáiruògǔ。 zàixīnjiāpōwéiqīsāntiāndezhèngshìfǎngwènzhōng, zhèzhǒnglìngrénqīnpèidepǐndézàicìzhǎnlùwúyí。 Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji is a man of great confidence, yet, for all his stature, he is also admirably unassuming, frank and open-minded, characteristics he exuded during his three-day official visit to Singapore.
zhūróngjīzǒnglǐshìyīgèfēichángzìxìnderén, tóngshíyòuqiānxùntǎnchéng, xūhuáiruògǔ。 zàixīnjiāpōwéiqīsāntiāndezhèngshìfǎngwènzhōng, zhèzhǒnglìngrénqīnpèidepǐndézàicìzhǎnlùwúyí。 Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji is a man of great confidence, yet, for all his stature, he is also admirably unassuming, frank and open-minded, characteristics he exuded during his three-day visit to Singapore.
juéyìcǎo 'ànshìzhèyàngshuōde: zàizhōngguó“ gémìngshènglìhòu, dǎngnèiyībùfēngànbùzīzhǎngzheyīzhǒngjíduānwēixiǎndejiāo 'àoqíngxù, tāmenyīnwéigōngzuòzhōngderuògānchéngjìjiùchōnghūnliǎotóunǎo, wàngjìliǎogòngchǎndǎngyuánsuǒbìxūjùyòudeqiānxùntàidùhézìwǒpīpíngjīngshén, kuādàgèréndezuòyòng, qiángdiàogèréndewēixìn, zìyǐwéitiānxiàdìyī, zhǐnéngtīngrénfèngchéngzànyáng, bùnéngshòurénpīpíngjiāndū, duìpīpíngzhěshíxíngyāzhìhébàofù, shènzhìbǎzìjǐsuǒlǐngdǎodedìqūhébùményòuyìdìhuòwúyìdìkànzuògèréndezīběnhédúlìwángguó”。 The draft resolution puts it this way, "After victory in the revolution, a number of Party cadres have developed extremely dangerous conceit and complacency. They have let the achievements in their work go to their heads, forgetting about the modest attitude and the spirit of self-criticism that all Communists should possess. They consider themselves number on in the world, being ready to accept flattery and praise but not criticism and supervision. They suppress criticism and retaliate against those who criticize them and even go so far as to intentionally or unintentionally regard the areas and departments under their leadership as their personal property and independent kingdom."
qíngxùhuòtàidùqiānxùn; shǐrénxiǎngqǐqiānràngdewēnhéshènzhìshìniúyībānderóushùn。 humble in spirit or manner; suggesting retiring mildness or even cowed submissiveness.
qiānxùndeduìdàicuòwù, huáiyítādezuòpǐndejiàzhí; yīgèhàixiū 'érqiānxùndenǚhái。 unassuming to a fault, skeptical about the value of his work; a shy retiring girl.
zhèyàngyàdāngxuéhuìliǎoqiānbēi。 And Adam learned humility.
wǒhuáizheshífēnqiānbēi 'éryòushífēnjiāo 'àodexīnqíngzhànzàizhèyǎnjiǎngtáishàng。 I stand on this rostrum with a sense of deep humility and great pride.
tāzhàngfūzēnghèndenàzhǒngxūjiǎdeqiāngōng; zuòzuòdexiūqiè; yīfēngjiǎzhuāngbiǎoshìgǎnxièdexìn; rénmenzàishìtújiūzhèngzìjǐdeyányǔshí, zǒngshìbiǎoxiànchūyīzhǒngzuòzuòdefāyīn。 that artificial humility that her husband hated; contrived coyness; a stilted letter of acknowledgment; when people try to correct their speech they develop a stilted pronunciation.
jūgōng, diǎntóuzàiwènhòu、 mǎnyì、 qiāngōng、 gǎnxiè、 qūfúhuòchóngbàishíqūshēndītóuhuòqūxī To incline the body or head or bend the knee in greeting, consent, courtesy, acknowledgment, submission, or veneration.
jūgōngzàiwènhòu、 mǎnyì、 qiāngōng、 gǎnxiè、 qūfúhuòchóngjìngshífǔshǒuhuòqūshēn An inclination of the head or body, as in greeting, consent, courtesy, acknowledgment, submission, or veneration.
jūgōngwānqū( tóu、 xīhuòshēntǐ) yǐbiǎodáwènhòu、 mǎnyì、 qiāngōng、 gǎnxiè、 qūfúhuòchóngjìng To bend(the head, knee, or body) to express greeting, consent, courtesy, acknowledgment, submission, or veneration.
yǐtāguànyòudeqiānxūtàidùjiǎnghuà Spoke with her accustomed modesty.
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tāshìdàngdeqiānxū; jǔzhǐshìdàngde; lǎoshìyàoqiánduìshēnshìláishuōshǐbùlǐmàode; tǐmiàndemáizàng; jǔzhǐshìdàng。 her becoming modesty; comely behavior; it is not comme_il_faut for a gentleman to be constantly asking for money; a decent burial; seemly behavior.
qiānxùnyòulǐbùshìzhànshùyěbùshìgǎnqíngyòngshì。 Civility is not a tactic or a sentiment.