tact
tact 英 [tækt] 美 [tækt]
n. 机智；老练；圆滑；鉴赏力
名词复数:tacts
- To talk carefully without hurting anyone’s feelings, that’s tact. Politicians have tact, which makes them good at speaking about sensitive matters without making fools of themselves. At least, sometimes they have tact.
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- n. 机智；老练；圆滑；鉴赏力
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1. If you lost your foot in a freak fairground accident last week I apologize for my lack of tact.
如果你失去了你的脚在一个怪物会场事故上周我很抱歉我缺乏机智。
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2. However, with a little tact, grace, and charm, you can help others understand the joys you find in a minimalist lifestyle—and perhaps even inspire them to join you on your journey!
然而，运用一些小小的机智、得体的语言和魅力，你可以帮助他人理解你在极简生活方式中发现的快乐——或许甚至可以启发他们加入到你的旅程中来！
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3. In this lesson, we’ll look at how to express concern about cost, how to introduce a topic with tact, and how to show hesitation in a negotiation.
这节课中，我们来看下如何表示对价格的关注，如何机智地带入话题，如何在协商中展示犹豫。
- tact (n.) 1650s, "sense of touch or feeling" (with an isolated instance, tacþe from c. 1200), from Latin tactus "a touch, handling, sense of touch," from root of tangere "to touch," from PIE root *tag- "to touch, handle." Meaning "sense of discernment in action or conduct, diplomacy, fine intuitive mental perception" first recorded 1804, from development in French cognate tact. The Latin figurative sense was "influence, effect."
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