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etiquette [Brit ˈɛtɪkɛt, ɛtɪˈkɛt, Am ˈɛdəkət, ˈɛdəˌkɛt] N

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1. etiquette (social):

etiquette

etiquette

2. etiquette (professional, diplomatic):

etiquette

3. etiquette (ceremonial):

etiquette

professional etiquette N U

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etiquette

déroger aux bonnes manières

to breach the rules of etiquette

les décrets de la bienséance

the dictates of etiquette

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etiquette [ˈetɪket, Am ˈet̬ɪkɪt] N no pl

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etiquette

diplomatic/court etiquette

protocole m diplomatique/judiciaire

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l'étiquette

etiquette

être/ne pas être protocolaire

to be keen/not too keen on etiquette

diplomatic/court etiquette

protocole m diplomatique/judiciaire

to be keen/not too keen on etiquette

être/ne pas être protocolaire

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The etiquette of the time permitted eating with hands. en.wikipedia.org

Many social intricacies depend on one's inherited social position and the occasion one is confronted with: each will have a particular social etiquette. en.wikipedia.org

Placing okazu on top of rice and soiling it is also frowned upon by old-fashioned etiquette. en.wikipedia.org

The etiquette extended to the pretension of never acknowledging the use of undergarments (in fact, they were sometimes generically referred to as unmentionables). en.wikipedia.org

It was considered to be a sign of uneducation and poor etiquette. en.wikipedia.org

By etiquette and tradition, the judge tends to favor the positive characteristics of each animal, gently pointing out qualities that might improved. en.wikipedia.org

He also taught her things about high society and etiquette. en.wikipedia.org

Etiquette usually requires reporters to identify themselves to the usher before taking position here and starting to write. en.wikipedia.org

It is important to be mindful of guidelines of informational interview etiquette, in addition to etiquette for traditional interviews. en.wikipedia.org

Along with social dance instruction manuals, this online presentation also includes a significant number of antidance manuals, histories, treatises on etiquette, information about theatrical dance. en.wikipedia.org

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