table manners
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈtable ˌmanners noun [plural] POLITEthe way in which someone eats their food – used when considering how socially acceptable it is 进餐礼仪，餐桌规矩 Their children have very good table manners. 他们的孩子进餐礼仪很好。
Examples from the Corpus
table manners• Since dress, gait and table manners instantly distinguish social rank, all over the world, why not speech as well?• Good table manners, I submit, are largely overrated.• Perdita thought, to take an example at random, that things like table manners were a stupid and repressive idea.• Are they conventional rules that we learn as we learn, say, table manners?• Their table manners perfectly reflect the slovenly appearance.ˈtable ˌmanners nounChineseSyllable
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table manners
ˈtable ˌmanners
noun [plural]
the way in which someone eats their food – used when considering how socially acceptable it is:
Their children have very good table manners.
ˈtable ˌmanners
noun [plural]the way in which someone eats their food – used when considering how socially acceptable it is: