etiquette基本解释
n.礼仪；礼节；规矩
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noun
1. rules governing socially acceptable behavior
1. （尤指特定阶层的）礼仪，礼节;（尤指特定行业的）行为规范，规矩
Etiquette is a set of customs and rules for polite behaviour, especially among a particular class of people or in a particular profession.
e.g. This was such a great breach of etiquette, he hardly knew what to do.
这是严重失礼的行为，他几乎手足无措。
e.g. ...the rules of diplomatic etiquette.
外交礼节的规则
1. etiquette
1. 礼节：Motiquette是指由移动通信(mobile)与礼节(etiquette)组成的新造复合词,意為在公众场合使用手机时要遵守公德.
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2. 礼貌规范：第一次打18洞就首先应遵照高尔夫活动十分严峻的礼貌规范(Etiquette)来做,养成一个重礼貌重操守的良好习惯. 由于打高尔夫球,球技程度千差万别,进修能力也有高低快慢,技术不好可以努力去进步,进步慢也不会被人耻笑.
3. 成规：规定是这样的.你可以叫你的任何球out,但就是不能叫你自己的一发"出界"这球得由对方叫,他打了,你也只能跟着打,哪怕你真的觉得出界了.Re:关于网球规矩,成规(Etiquette)的讨论 [原创]Re:关于网球规矩,成规(Etiquette)的讨论 [原创]Re:关于网球规矩,
It was to him that, in etiquette, the command of the expedition belonged.
出自：James MillI consulted him upon a point of etiquette: if one should offer to tip the American waiter?
出自：R. L. StevensonMy father was very much the professional clergyman, having a strong sense of clerical etiquette.
出自：Day Lewis
