Miscellaneous: Manners and Etiquette 잡다한 것: 태도와 예절 영영풀이

[Miscellaneous: Manners and Etiquette 잡다한 것: 태도와 예절 영영풀이]

 

 

bless you

exclamation : a polite thing to say when someone sneezes

card

noun : a piece of stiff paper with a message

frown

noun : an unhappy look in which the mouth curves down on the sides

good-bye

exclamation : a word used to express good wishes when you leave someone or when you're finished talking

hello

exclamation : a word used as a greeting

hug

verb : to hold your arms around someone to show that you care

hug

noun : the act of holding one’s arms around someone or something to show kindness or love

kiss

verb : to touch with the lips as a sign of caring

nice

adverb : in a pleasant, agreeable, or kind way

please

adverb : a word used to politely ask a question or make a request

rude

adjective : not polite; having bad manners

smile

noun : a happy look in which the mouth curves up on both sides

thank you

exclamation : a polite thing to say when a person shows kindness

 

accolade

noun : a sign of recognition or approval

apologize

verb : to say you're sorry

apology

noun : an expression of regret for a mistake or an action that hurts someone

behave

verb : to act in a certain way; to follow rules and be good

body language

noun : a way of communicating without words that involves gestures and movements

calm

verb : to become or cause to become less angry, excited, or upset

compliment

noun : an expression of admiration or praise

compose

verb : to get one's emotions under control

compromise

noun : a decision in which both sides in an argument give up something to reach an agreement

condolences

noun : expressions of sympathy or comfort, especially after the death of a loved one

conduct

noun : behavior in a certain situation

considerate

adjective : showing concern for other people's feelings

courteous

adjective : polite, considerate, or respectful

courtesy

noun : showing politeness in how one behaves with others

criticism

noun : the act of finding fault or carefully judging for review

dismissive

adjective : having or showing a lack of interest or respect

disrespect

verb : to feel or show a lack of respect for someone or something

disrespectful

adjective : showing a lack of courtesy or respect

embarrass

verb : to cause to feel awkward, uneasy, or self-conscious

etiquette

noun : the rules of polite behavior in a society or among members of a group

excuse me

exclamation : a polite thing to say when you disturb or interrupt someone or want their attention

express

verb : to communicate a thought or feeling using words, music, or another form of communication

farewell

noun : good-bye

forgive

verb : to stop feeling angry toward someone for something he or she did wrong

friendly

adjective : pleasant and kind

gossip

noun : information about a person that may or may not be true

greet

verb : to offer polite words when you see someone, usually someone you know

habit

noun : a regular behavior, especially one that is difficult to change

hospitality

noun : the friendly, welcoming treatment of guests or strangers

insult

noun : a rude remark or action

invite

verb : to politely ask someone to go somewhere

manners

noun : polite habits or behaviors

obligated

verb : compelled to do something, especially because of laws or moral values

peaceful

adjective : without physical fighting; nonviolent

polite

adjective : having good manners or showing common courtesy

proper

adjective : correct, suitable, or appropriate

properly

adverb : in a correct, acceptable, or suitable manner; in truth

punishment

noun : a negative consequence for breaking a law or doing something wrong

repentant

adjective : feeling regret about one's actions

respect

verb : to feel admiration for someone or something; to understand that someone or something should be treated with honor or in a careful manner

responsibility

noun : something a person is supposed or expected to take care of

sass

verb : to talk back to someone; to speak rudely

share

other : to divide something into portions and give some to others

sincerely

adverb : in a genuine, honest manner

slobbery

adjective : full of or covered with drool or saliva

stifle

verb : to stop oneself or another from doing something

welcome

verb : to greet someone in a friendly or polite way; to be open to something, such as hearing a person's opinion