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| 51. | You have to be tactful if you hope to retain their support. |
| 如果你希望保有他们的支持，你必须要圆滑。 |
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| 52. | 'I didn't know I'd been all that tactful, 'he said in an uncoloured tone. |
| “我倒没想到我那样的策略，”他平淡地说了一声。 |
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| 53. | Dr Green has a good bedside manner, ie He is tactful and pleasant. |
| 格林医生对病人的态度很好（他讲究方式方法, 使人愉快）. |
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| 54. | 1.sensible and tactful 2.to know one's place; to behave in a delicate situation |
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| 55. | by diplomatic conduct he avoided antagonizing anyone; a tactful way of correcting someone. |
| 他用老练的为人避免了和任何一个人发生对抗；规劝某人的机智方法。 |
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| 56. | You are tactful, I forgive you this time, and you can go now. |
| 你是机智的,我这次原谅你，而且你现在能去。 |
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| 57. | It wasn't very tactful of you to tell him in front of others. |
| 你竟当着别人面前告诉他,实在很不机智。 |
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| 58. | "I didn't know I'd been all that tactful," he said in an uncolored tone. |
| "我倒没想到我那样的有策略，"他平淡地说了一声。 |
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| 59. | I realize I phrased it badly and I should have been more tactful. |
| 我意识到自己讲法不当，我应当更圆滑些。 |
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| 60. | "I did not know I'd been all that tactful," he said in an uncolored tone |
| "我倒没想到我那样的有策略，"他平淡地说了一声。 |
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