polite

adj.

有礼貌的；有教养的，文雅的；上流社会的；应酬的，客套的

polite society上流社会；文雅社会

1. It is not polite of you to cut the speaker short.
   你打断发言者的话,真不礼貌。
2. This boy is polite to everyone.
   这个男孩对所有人都很礼貌。
3. You may be busy, but you should be polite at least.
   你可能很忙,但无论如何你应客气点。
4. Don't answer back; it's not polite.
   不要顶嘴, 这样显得你没教养。
5. She is fond of polite literature.
   她喜爱风雅文学。

Polite responses to polite requests.
‘Face’ and polite verbal behaviors in Chinese culture
Polite requests in English and Chinese business correspondence in Hong Kong
Are respondents polite to computers? Social desirability and direct responses to computers
Development in the use and understanding of polite forms in children.
A Cross-cultural Pragmatic Comparison of Some Polite Forms in English and Kihavu
Asking Nicely? The Effects of Mood on Responding to More or Less Polite Requests
Those “Gorgeous Incongruities”: Polite Politics and Public Space on the Streets of Nineteenth-Century New York City
When Social Accounts Backfire: The Exacerbating Effects of a Polite Message or an Apology on Reactions to an Unfair Outcome
All Smiles are Not Created Equal: Morphology and Timing of Smiles Perceived as Amused, Polite, and Embarrassed/Nervous