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| 81. | cultivated speech; cultured Bostonians; cultured tastes; a genteel old lady; polite society. |
| 优雅的演说；有教养的波士顿人；品位高雅；优雅的老妇人；上流社会。 |
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| 82. | Not graceful; ungainly. |
| 不优雅的;难看的 |
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| 83. | The girl is a graceful speaker. |
| 这个女孩讲话十分优雅。 |
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| 84. | Lack of refinement or polish. |
| 粗俗缺乏优雅或教养 |
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| 85. | Lacking grace; clumsy. |
| 不够优雅的；笨拙的 |
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| 86. | an impression of careless elegance; danced with careless grace. |
| 对出自自然的优雅的印象；以不经意的优雅的方式跳舞。 |
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| 87. | Her charm of manner made her very popular. |
| 她风度优雅，备受欢迎。 |
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| 88. | Everything about him is clear, polished, and speckles. |
| 他浑身上下干净优雅，一尘不染。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 现代英语佳作赏析 哲理篇 - 2. At the Tailor's (2) |
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| 89. | His manner need polishing. |
| 他的举止欠优雅。 |
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| 90. | The developed countries are getting richer and richer while the developing countries are getting relatively poorer and poorer. |
| 发达国家越来越富，相对的是发展中国家越来越穷。 |
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