decorum

基本释义

n. 礼仪；礼貌；端正；恪守礼仪

星级词汇

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助记提示

（记）谐音：待客人 联想：待客人当然要有礼貌。

英文词源

decorum 体面，得体
来自词根dec, 美丽，得体，词源同decent, dignity.

常见短语

1. Maintain decorum: 保持端庄
2. Display decorum: 展示端庄
3. Proper decorum: 得体的举止
4. Social decorum: 社交礼仪
5. decorum in speech: 言谈举止得体
6. decorum in attire: 着装得体
7. decorum in behavior: 行为端庄
8. decorum in the workplace: 职场礼仪
9. decorum in formal events: 正式场合的礼仪
10. decorum in public places: 公共场所的礼仪
11. decorum in meetings: 会议礼仪
12. decorum in schools: 学校的规矩
13. decorum in religious ceremonies: 宗教仪式的礼仪
14. decorum in diplomatic negotiations: 外交谈判的礼仪
15. decorum in court proceedings: 法庭程序的礼仪
16. Maintain decorum and order: 保持秩序和礼仪
17. decorum and professionalism: 礼仪和职业素养
18. decorum and respect: 礼貌和尊重
19. decorum and courtesy: 礼仪和礼貌
20. decorum and etiquette: 礼仪和礼节
21. decorum and self-control: 端庄和自我控制
22. decorum and gracefulness: 礼仪和优雅
23. decorum and elegance: 礼仪和优美
24. decorum and composure: 端庄和沉着
25. decorum and dignity: 礼仪和尊严
26. decorum and harmony: 礼仪和和谐
27. decorum and discipline: 端庄和纪律
28. decorum and integrity: 礼仪和正直
29. decorum and professionalism: 礼仪和职业素养
30. decorum and cultural sensitivity: 礼仪和文化敏感性
31. decorum and social norms: 礼仪和社会规范
32. decorum and protocol: 礼仪和礼仪规范
33. Uphold decorum: 维护礼仪
34. Observe decorum: 遵守礼仪
35. Maintain decorum and order: 保持秩序和礼仪
36. Display decorum and grace: 展示礼仪和优雅
37. Practice decorum and respect: 践行礼仪和尊重
38. Promote decorum and harmony: 促进礼仪和和谐
39. Teach decorum and manners: 教授礼仪和礼貌
40. decorum in formal settings: 正式场合的礼仪
41. decorum in social gatherings: 社交聚会的礼仪
42. decorum in official functions: 官方活动的礼仪
43. decorum in public speaking: 公众演讲的礼仪
44. decorum in written communication: 书面交流的礼仪
45. decorum in personal interactions: 个人交往的礼仪
46. decorum in the hospitality industry: 酒店业的礼仪
47. decorum in customer service: 客户服务的礼仪
48. decorum in diplomatic relations: 外交关系的礼仪
49. decorum in cultural events: 文化活动的礼仪
50. decorum in family gatherings: 家庭聚会的礼仪

深度学习

decorum (de CORE um) This noun for behavior appropriate to a prevailing social code comes straight into English from the Latin for “appropriate-ness.” It suggests a pleasing set of manners and awareness of what is considered proper within any one social group.

•Alexander’s well-polished sense of decorum hid from the eyes of many his tarnished sense of morality: he could lie with the air of a nobleman.

•The headmistress lectured the new student about her attire: “Perhaps a cam-isole top and shorts were acceptable in your old school, but they are most indecorous here at St. Sniffens.”
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》

机器翻译，仅供参考