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impolido español
maleducado Not adhering to the high moral standards expected of a gentleman.
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Bull, stop growling; you are very impolite; the gentleman is in distress.
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And, being police, you're totally used to being considered rude and impolite.
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Jack gathered that the question was an impolite one, by Armenian standards.
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I decided it was too impolite not to respond and stepped forward.
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Marta found the young woman's insistence both unusual and bordering on impolite.
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In my own character, I rarely do it: nothing is so impolite.
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In America, where food was plentiful, such a display would be impolite.
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I am sure he would not want Frau Dressler to be impolite.
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He didn't feel like chatting, but didn't want to be impolite, either.
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His abruptness surprised me, and I fought back an equally impolite rejoinder.
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If the dinner is late, it is very impolite to appear impatient.
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Surely, for instance, it would be impolite to fall asleep during it?
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Too great familiarity with new acquaintances is impolite as well as unwise.
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But my grandmother refused to believe that he could have been impolite.
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Excuse me for being so impolite as to go to sleep, Mr.
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Nothing impolite but, getting a little restless, he switches on the television.
