politely

adv.

有礼貌地，客气地，委婉地；

1. We should speak to the old politely.
   我们应该有礼貌地对老人说话。
2. Andrew politely turned down the invitation.
   安德鲁有礼貌地拒绝了邀请。
3. They try to deal politely with angry customers.
   他们尽量对发怒的顾客彬彬有礼。
4. He stood up politely when the lady entered the room.
   这位女士走进房间的时候,他很有礼貌地站了起来。
5. The suggestion was politely but firmly rejected by the chairman.
   主席委婉而果断地回绝了该建议。

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