1.文雅,斯文地,恭敬地;非常客气;有礼貌地,彬彬有礼地
1.in a polite way
1.He said no, quite politely, and in turn invited her to come to Russia at a time of her choosing.
梅德韦杰夫礼貌的拒绝了这一邀请，反过来邀请她在方便的时间访问俄罗斯。
2.When I called him at home after office hours, he always politely told me that he enjoyed talking about work with me in the office.
当我在下班后打电话给他时，他总是很礼貌地告诉我他很喜欢和我在办公室谈论工作。
3.When scanning our list, we politely encourage you to ask yourself, "Do I really want to continue using an eight-year-old operating system? "
在浏览我们的清单时，我们诚挚地希望你扪心自问：“我真的还想继续使用一个已有8岁高龄的操作系统？”
4.'You must be very old, maltster, 'said Gabriel politely, 'to have such an old son as Jacob here. '
“有雅各布这样大的儿子，你一定年纪不小了，老板，”盖伯瑞尔礼貌地说。
5.Try to be consistent in correcting her, says Pawel; otherwise, she'll keep testing to see if she really needs to talk politely.
在纠正孩子的过程中你自己要始终如一，否则，他就会不停地考验你，来看看她是不是真要有礼貌地说话。
6.'Miss Bennet, please allow me the pleasure of dancing with you, 'said Mr Darcy politely, holding out his hand.
“班纳特小姐，请允许我跟你跳一曲吧，”达西先生有礼貌地说，同时伸出了手。
7.She politely inquired about my wedding, and was shocked to discover it had been called off, but agreed it was probably for the best.
她客气地问到我的婚礼，为婚礼被取消而表示震惊，却又表示这对我或许是件好事。
8.You gave me a goodbye pat on the head, avoided my eyes, and politely refused to take my collar and leash with you.
你拍拍我的头说再见，但却避开我的眼神，礼貌地拒绝保留我的项圈与牵绳。
9.Or, you can simply stop whatever you are doing and pointedly but politely wait for her to finish her conversation.
或者，你只要停下你正做的事，直截了当，但客气地等她结束对话。
10.I expect to be addressed correctly and politely and I expect my Butler to be able to pronounce and remember my name.
希望能准确、礼貌的称呼我，能正确地叫出并记住我的名字。