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decorum

/dɪˈkɔː.rəm/

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noun

C1formalcommon/dɪˈkɔː.rəm/

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A noun referring to proper, polite, and dignified behavior expected in a social or formal setting.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее правильное, вежливое и достойное поведение, ожидаемое в социальной или официальной обстановке.esSustantivo que designa el comportamiento correcto, educado y digno que se espera en un entorno social o formal, así como la observancia de las normas de cortesía y etiqueta.frNom désignant le comportement correct, poli et digne attendu dans un cadre social ou officiel.deDas richtige, höfliche und würdige Verhalten, das in sozialen oder offiziellen Situationen erwartet wird; auch die Wahrung von Anstand und gutem Ton.ptSubstantivo que designa o comportamento correto, educado e digno esperado em situações sociais ou oficiais, bem como a observância das normas de boas maneiras e etiqueta.zh名词,指在社交或正式场合中应有的得体、礼貌和端庄的行为举止;也可指符合礼节、合乎规范的举止风范。arاسم يدل على السلوك الصحيح والمهذب واللائق المتوقع في السياقات الاجتماعية أو الرسمية، بما يشمل الالتزام بالآداب والوقار واحترام قواعد المجلس.

  1. Proper behavior B2 formal

    Behavior that is socially correct, polite, and dignified.

    • The students maintained decorum during the ceremony.
    • He acted with decorum at the formal dinner.
    • Decorum is expected in a courtroom setting.

    ruПриличиеesdecorofrBienséancedeAnstandptDecorozh礼节arاللياقة

    Synonymes: civilitycorrectnessdecencydignityetiquettepolitenessproprietyprotocol

    Antonymes: discourtesyimpolitenessimproprietyindecorumrudeness

  2. Etiquette B2 formal

    The set of rules governing socially acceptable behavior in a specific context.

    • The diplomat observed strict decorum during the negotiations.
    • She taught her children the decorum of dining in public.
    • Professional decorum requires punctuality and respect.

    ruЭтикетesEtiquetafrSavoir-vivredeEtiketteptEtiquetazh礼仪arالإتيكيت

    Synonymes: civilitycorrectnesscourtesyetiquettepolitenessproprietyprotocol

    Antonymes: discourtesyimpolitenessimproprietyindecorumrudeness

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