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| 1. | Courtesy calls for reciprocity |
| 礼尚往来 |
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| 2. | "Propriety suggests reciprocity. It is not propriety not to give But to receive, or vice versa" |
| 礼尚往来,往而不来,非礼也;来而不往,亦非礼也 |
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| 3. | be on friendly or polite terms(with sb) |
| （与某人）礼尚往来 |
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| 4. | Etiquette requires reciprocity |
| 礼尚往来 |
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| 5. | courtesy demands reciprocity |
| 礼尚往来 |
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| 6. | Naturally, there should be mutual concession and there should be reciprocity. |
| 自然，双方都要作些让步，并且要礼尚往来。 |
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| 7. | Courtesy on one side cannot last long |
| 礼尚往来 |
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| 8. | Friendships cannot stand always on one side . |
| 礼尚往来。 |
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| 9. | be on friendly or polite terms;be willing to talk(to sb)(esp after an argument) |
| 礼尚往来;肯（对某人）说话（尤指争吵后） |
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| 10. | Mlranda wanted to play falr, so she gave hlm a llttle tlt for tat. |
| 米兰达希望公平 所以她决定礼尚往来 |
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