形容词不礼貌的，失礼的，粗鲁的; 不客气; 悖礼; 非礼
形容词polite
Speak up-(大声说话)
A：I thought I was speaking English fairly well. Now I'm not so sure.
我本以为自己的英语说得不错。现在我又不那么有把握了。
B：What did you say?
你说什么？
A：I said I thought I spoke pretty good English.But people keep asking me to repeat what I've said. So maybe I'm not doing so well after all.
我说我以为自己英语说得不错。但人们老是要我重复我说过的话。或许我说的并不那么好。
B：There's nothing wrong with your English.It's just that no one can hear what you're saying.
你的英语没有问题。只是没有人听得见你在说什么。
A：Is that what's wrong? But I think it's impolite to talk loudly.
毛病就在这里吗？可是我觉得大声说话是不礼貌的。
B：You don't have to shout, but you do have to make yourself heard.Maybe Americans talk louder than other people.If so, you'll just have to speak louder,too.
你不一定要大声喊叫，但你应该让别人听得见你的话。也许美国人说话声音比别的人要响。如果这样，你说话声音也大一些就是了。
询问对方年龄
A：You really do look great tonight, Amber.
你今天晚上看起来很美，Amber。
B：Why, thank you. You don't look so bad yourself (laughs)
谢谢。你看起来也不错啊！(笑起来)
A：(laughing also) I appreciate that. Speaking of which, I was wondering if I am older than you, because you look so young. How old are you, anyway?
(也笑起来)非常感谢，说起这个，我在想我一定比你大因为你看起来很年轻。你多大了？
B：(hesitatingly) Oh, I'm not too old, but I'm over eighteen.
(犹豫了一下)哦，我还不算太老，但是也过了18岁了。
A：I'm sorry, maybe that was a dumb question.
对不起，可能这是个很愚蠢的问题。
B：No, it's not that. Just…well, I was just a little surprised with your question. It's a bit unusual here for people to ask about age so soon.
不，不是那么回事，只是……我真是被你的问题弄得很吃惊。在这里，这么快地问别人有多大不太常见。
A：Forgive me. I didn't mean to be impolite or rude.
请原谅我，我不是故意这么粗鲁无理的。
B：I know. Anyway, I'm 27.
我知道，不管它了，我27岁了。
A：Really. You don't look a day over 23. How do you stay so young-looking?
真的吗？你看起来还不到23岁。你是怎么保持年轻的？
B：(flattered) No special way. Just a happy-go-lucky type of person, I guess.
Amber :(高兴状)没什么特殊的方法。只是生性快乐罢了。
A：Well, it works. You really don't look your age. I'm 28, by the way.
看来行得通。你看上去真的没那么大。另外我28岁了。
B：(jokingly) Is that right? I thought you might be a bit older…just joking.
(开玩笑地说)是真的吗？我觉得你可能更老一点……开开玩笑而已。
A：I guess I deserved that. (changing the subject) So, what about….
我想你说得对。(换了一个话题)那么……
impolite的解释
1. 礼貌：这没什么规定,但在主人家坐得太晚是很不礼貌(impolite)的. 如果只是邀请你共进晚餐和聊天(haveachat),那么你最好在10点至11点之间离开或者餐后1小时告别. 如果你被邀请留下来住几天或度周末,在离开之前应特意买束花(abunchofflowers)送给女主人(hostess),
2. 不礼貌：这没什么规定,但在主人家坐得太晚是很不礼貌(impolite)的. 如果只是邀请你共进晚餐和聊天(haveachat),那么你最好在10点至11点之间离开或者餐后1小时告别. 如果你被邀请留下来住几天或度周末,在离开之前应特意买束花(abunchofflowers)送给女主人(hostess),
3. 无礼的：impolicy 失策 | impolite 无礼的 | impolitely 无礼地
4. 不礼貌的：imperfect 不完美的 | impolite 不礼貌的 | impossible 不可能的
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1. 不礼貌的;无礼的;粗鲁的
If you say that someone is impolite, you mean that they are rather rude and do not have good manners.
e.g. It is impolite to ask too many questions.
提出过多的问题是不礼貌的。
e.g. It would be most ungracious and impolite to refuse a simple invitation to supper with him.
连与他共进晚餐这样的简单邀请都拒绝会显得非常失礼,没有教养。
1. Would it be terribly impolite to suggest that when such people complain of censorship, a certain amount of projection is taking place?
2. An astonishing 44 percent of the reactions were classified as " impolite, " intended to deeply embarrass the joke teller.
3. If I didn't say thanks, would I be thought impolite?
4. The regulation stipulates that nurses who are impolite to patients or their families or that use inappropriate language will be fined or dismissed.
5. impolite在线翻译
5. Domestic media accused the diving queen of being " arrogant " and " impolite " during a test event for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games in February 2008.
6. impolite
6. While we know it's impolite to interrupt someone's conversation, many people don't see it that way when their cell phone rings.
7. impolite是什么意思
7. Beijing audiences are notorious for such impolite expressions of disappointment and dissatisfaction at sports games.
8. It is impolite to set the teapot down where the spout is facing towards somebody.
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9. I didn't need to be reminded at that point that to refuse a toast would be impolite.
10. An " arrogant " and " impolite " double diving gold medallist came in for some harsh criticism.
adj
1. not polite