polite in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for polite in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

polite [pəˈlaɪt] ADJ

1. polite (courteous):

polite

вежлив

to keep a polite conversation going

поддържам учтив разговор

2. polite (refined, cultured):

polite

възпитан

polite

изискан

polite society

изтънчено общество

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polite pleasantries

учтивости и любезности

Translations for polite in the Bulgarian»English Dictionary

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учтив (-а)

polite

учтив човек

polite person

учтив поздрав

polite greeting

вежлив (-а)

polite

вежливо дете

polite child

вежлив въпрос

polite question

галантен (-на)

polite

говоря на нкг на вие

speak to somebody using the polite form

коректен (-на)

polite

любезен (-на)

polite

писмо, пълно с учтивости

a letter full of polite phrases

внимателен/учтив с нкг

attentive/polite to sb

polite Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to keep a polite conversation going

поддържам учтив разговор

polite society

изтънчено общество

polite pleasantries

учтивости и любезности

speak to somebody using the polite form

говоря на нкг на вие

a letter full of polite phrases

писмо, пълно с учтивости

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

There is dispute among historians as to the main role that civility played in polite conversation in coffeehouse conversation and debate.

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Her appearance and polite words overwhelmed the conch-dealer.

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Its more polite variant: "yoroshiku tanomimasu" might be used towards less familiar people or to superiors.

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He knew that even polite adults could not fake a laugh.

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Exhibited genuine wit under most trying circumstances, and was extremely proper and polite in behavior.

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The novel was not as detailed or polished as the others in the series, leading to poor but polite reviews.

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Women were able to take this position within the salons because of their gentle, polite, civil nature.

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He is calm and exceedingly polite, and doesn't seem to take anything personally.

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Women were encouraged to be chaste, pious, submissive, modest, selfless, graceful, pure, delicate, compliant, reticent, and polite.

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Students attend regularly, are polite and feel safe and valued in a harmonious setting.

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