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| 51. | Enjoy our style of hospitality. |
| 享受我们的好客作风 |
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| 52. | her innate courtesy |
| 她那天生的殷勤 |
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| 53. | attentive in an ingratiating or servile manner. |
| 殷勤，举止逢迎、奴性。 |
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| 54. | I warmly appreciate your hospitality. |
| 真心感激您的热心招待。 |
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| 55. | surface politeness |
| 表面[不真诚]的殷勤 |
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| 56. | A man who is amorously and gallantly attentive to women. |
| 对女性殷勤的男子对女性关爱、殷勤备至的男人 |
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| 57. | His politeness is overdone. |
| 他殷勤过度了。 |
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| 58. | a strain on one's hospitality |
| 对某人的好客作过度的要求(主人已感不耐烦但仍勉强招待) |
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| 59. | an unctuous manner |
| 假殷勤的态度 |
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| 60. | Don't presume on their hospitality. |
| 不要利用他们的热情好客 |
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