英國的紳士文化介紹英語怎麼說

Ⅰ 求一個英文的關於英國紳士文化介紹的幻燈片，3——5分鍾就行，要不給我點資料也行，但需要是英文的，謝謝

英國的「紳士風度」是對英國男性行為舉止、文明禮貌、尊重女性等一系列行為規范的總稱。這種獨特的男性行為規范得到了世人的認同和欣賞。
英國男性的紳士風度突出表現在注重儀表和講究衛生上。英國男性平日一般都穿休閑裝，無論穿什麼，從頭到腳都很注重整潔和顏色的搭配。一般英國男士服飾顏色都比較素暗，襯衣顏色則醒目一些。穿著整潔被看成是有涵養和有魅力的體現。英國男士上班或者約見重要朋友，都穿上得體的西服，鞋子擦得很亮，以示對別人的尊重。給人印象最深的是英國男性的衣服總是很乾凈，襯衣永遠是雪白的，一塵不染。筆者通過對英國朋友的觀察發現，他們幾乎每天都要洗澡兩次並更換襯衣，同樣的內衣有好幾件。英國男性還很重視牙齒衛生，每年到醫院定期葯物洗牙兩次。牙齒里有食垢，口腔有異味，是修養很差的表現。
紳士風度還體現在英國男性說話、語氣、手勢、坐姿上。英國男性與人交談沒聽明白時，都要說聲「對不起」，以示意對方再說一遍。我有一位叫凱文的英國朋友是一位音樂家。他每次與人談話時坐得比較直，手勢和諧，動作不大，語調適中，顯得很有風度，無形中增大了他的個人魅力。在英國，男性與人談話時動作很多、很大、高聲喧嘩，特別是前仰後合，以及談話中粗話不斷，會被看成是沒有受過教育的粗野表現。他很可能會因為這種不雅的行為舉止而失去朋友。
尊重女性是英國紳士風度的集中體現。在公共場合，男士搶座位，特別是與女士搶座位是非常不文明的舉動。無論在商場、地鐵、公共汽車上，還是在辦公室，男士遇到女士進門的時候一定要請她先走。現在英國男士已經不用說「女士優先」的客氣話，而是用一個友好而優雅的手勢，示意女士先行。開門時遇到後面有人，特別是女士即將走進來，一定要等到女士走過來把門接住才能離開。開車過十字路口等汽車交匯地點，可能的情況下男士一般都讓女士先行，女士一般都向男士招手致謝。晚上有時候女性開車得到男性照顧，還會按安全警示燈兩到三下表示感謝。有一次，一位女士的汽車擠在車隊里難以通過，一位男士看自己汽車後面還有一段距離，馬上把汽車後退一段，並禮貌地示意這位女士通過。通過的瞬間，她微笑著摘下墨鏡向他招手致謝。都市文明的這一幕讓人難以忘懷。
還有這兩個幻燈片會對你有幫助http://wenku..com/view/2c421dece009581b6bd9eb09.html
http://wenku..com/view/2cfecdd776eeaeaad1f33002.html
其中一個不是英文（我還是搞不懂你為什麼一定要英文！）。
這個也有用http://wenku..com/view/0c426212a216147917112879.html
我只能幫你這么多

Ⅱ 求關於英國紳士文化的英文資料！急！！！！！

The English Gentleman

Being a true English gentleman is not, of course, simply a matter of behaviour. Anyone can learn how to pick the right colour of handkerchief or the correct way to address a bishop. To be worthy of the title of 「gentleman」, you need to have been in training since birth.

Born to upper-class parents, brought up by the right kind of nanny, attending one of a small selection of schools, you next need to negotiate the minefield of Oxbridge colleges, private clubs and foreign travel. Your choice of hobby, choice of tipple, choice of dog, horse and wife (in that order) will all speak volumes about your suitability for the role. You need to cultivate impeccable manners, an implacable expression and a strong sense of fair play. You』 have money but not mention it, be patriotic but not shout about it, and always be perfectly turned out but not vain about it.

Born in the 18th century and possibly reaching his apotheosis in the early 20th century, the English Gentleman now seems to be a dying breed.

Ⅲ 英國紳士文化從何而來

紳士源於17世紀中葉，由充滿俠氣與英雄氣概的"騎士"發展而來，後在英國盛行並發展到極至，紳士風度即是英國民族文化的外化，又是英國社會摻雜了各階層某些價值觀念融和而成的一種全新的社會文化。

一、英國傳統的紳士風度
紳士風度是西方國家公眾，特別是英國男性公眾所崇尚的基本禮儀規范。經要求在公眾交往中注意自己的儀容舉止，風姿優雅，能給人留下彬彬有禮和富有教養的印象。

(一)服裝穿著上的合適得體。一要符合自己的身份，二要適合所在的場合。
(二)性格內向、幽默的社會交方式
(三)女士優先的禮儀原則。
在英國，女性接受男性的尊重，男性的保護，是天經地義的禮儀傳統。為此，英國內政部曾向男子發出十誡公告。

一紳士教育源遠流長
早在17世紀後期，英國就開始實施紳士教育。它由英國哲學家、政治家、教育家洛克提出。 紳士教育的目的在於培養紳士。這種紳士必須是有德行、有用、能乾的人。

二紳士教育傳統至今仍有較大影響
根據《英國學校道德教育》一書援引的調查資料，英國學校的品德教育內容主要涉及以下方面：
1 關於社會意識和公民意識方面，兒童用一些時間討論個人與社會的關系，明確社會對個人的要求，知道個人的權利、義務和責任，正確認識自由與紀律的關系。
2 關於個人和他人的關系，訓練考慮他人，學會正確處理男孩與女孩、窮人與富人、朋友與同事、雇員與工會等之間的關系。
3 關於與就業有關的各種關系。
4 關於商品社會的有關問題，應該幫助兒童理解社會的性質，正確認識賺錢與花錢、攢錢與用錢的關系，處理好施捨行為中給予與接受的關系。
5 關於婚姻家庭方面，在學校品德教育中，應包含這方面的內容。
6 學習名人，讓兒童有機會了解其道德情操，學習勇敢、誠實、無私奉獻等一些優良品質。
7 采訪各行各業的人們，了解其所做的工作，特別是告訴兒童一些關於社會服務領域的事，也可以請政治家、社會工作者、教師、醫生、專家來校討論其專業和有關的道德問題。
8 學習各國的歷史和文化的發展。
9 參與地方事務，如拯救兒童的募捐活動、訪問老人院、醫院、殘疾兒童學校、社區中心、法院等。
10 討論暴力、吸毒、酗酒、吸煙、賭博、核戰爭的解決方法等。

Ⅳ 求關於英國紳士禮儀的英文介紹

general etiquette

One only needs to take a quick glance around to notice that there are very few true gentlemen remaining among us. In times past, a gentleman was much appreciated and being gentlemanly was a noble thing.

Alas, things have changed in today's society; some for the better and some for the worse. One thing that particularly irks me is the lack of good taste and etiquette most guys are guilty of at the turn of this new millennium.

I'm not saying that men should act like robots and be slaves to etiquette, but some basic good manners will go a long way in helping you ring your ascent to the top.

What I've done is compile a quick list of tips that will help turn even the most blundering fool into a proper gentleman. Follow these simple tips and I can assure you that people will perceive you as a man of good breeding and taste, hence a man they wish to associate and conct business with. Not to mention the fact that the ladies are always quite pleased to meet a real gentleman.
general etiquette
Always be polite
Even if you don't like someone, there is no need to lower yourself to their level. Be polite and courteous; show that you're the better man.

Do not curse
Swearing is a big no-no. It shows that you don't have the vocabulary to express your thoughts appropriately. Furthermore, it is always very crude and impolite to be vulgar.

Do not speak loudly
When you speak loudly, it raises the stress level among company. It always implies that you can't reason with people and rely on "brute force" to get your point across. It also draws attention -- negative attention.

Do not lose your temper
When you lose your temper, you are showing everyone that you can't control your emotions. If you can't even control yourself, then how can you possibly control anything else? Keep your cool at all times (it won't be easy but it is worth the effort) and people will take positive note of your levelheadedness.

Do not stare
Ogling someone is the equivalent of psychological aggression. You don't want to intimidate people for no reason.

Do not interrupt
Let people finish what they are saying before adding your comments. Interrupting others is a sign of poor etiquette and a lack of social skills. If you want to come across as egotistical, you can do so by constantly interrupting.

Do not spit
A lot of men do this almost subconsciously. Spitting is very crude and not too pretty to look at. Do not spit in public unless you want to look like you were raised in a sewer.

Respect your elders
In fact, you should respect others as you would like them to respect you. I am specifying elders because it seems that today, young men think they know it all. Well, they don't. Just think of yourself five years ago... you're much smarter and experienced today, aren't you? Of course, yet you thought you knew it all five years ago.

Do not laugh at others' mistakes
This is perhaps one of the cruelest things one can do. When you mess up, the last thing you want is for someone not only to bring it to your attention, but to ridicule you on top of that.

Remove your hat indoors
This rule seems to have gone out the window these days. You should remove your headwear upon entering a building. Furthermore, never keep your hat on while at the dinner table. It reflects very poor etiquette.

Wait for seating before eating
When sitting down for a meal, you should wait until all the guests are properly seated and ready to commence the meal before eating. Everyone should start dining at the same time; this is a subtle but very important rule.
the basics of chivalry
In addition to the aforementioned rules, gentlemen (in training) should follow these additional rules when in the presence of a lady. Chivalry may be on life support, but it is not dead yet. Be one of the few to keep this flame burning for many years to come.

Always open doors
This is perhaps the most basic rule of male etiquette out there. It is also one of the easiest to follow so you have no reason to forget it. Whether she is about to enter your car, restaurant, club, or anyplace with a door, you should always hold it open. If there are many doors, then hold them open one after the other.

Put on her coat
Always help a lady put on her coat or overgarment. This is a simple but powerful action.

Help with her seat
If an unaccompanied lady is sitting next to you, it is important that you help her be seated by pulling her chair out for her and gently pushing it back into place, with the lady seated of course.

Give up your seat
If a lady arrives at the table and there are no available seats, you should stand up and offer yours to her.

Stand at attention
Always stand when a lady enters or exits the room. This rule has been somewhat relaxed, so you can stand upon entrance but remain seated upon exit. Nonetheless, if you can do both, you should.

Give her your arm
When escorting a lady (that you know) to and from social events, you should offer her your arm. This is a little more intimate, but serves well when walking on uneven ground -- especially if she's wearing high heels.

Ask if she needs anything
This is one that most guys already do, but helps complete the gentleman in all of us nevertheless. When at social events, make sure to ask the lady if you can get her something to drink (or eat, depending on the event). Show her that you care about her comfort and needs.

Gentlemen, if I may call you that, these are the rules of etiquette you should observe in everyday life. Elevate yourself above the rabble and display the mannerisms of a true gentleman. The world will appreciate such a rarity and your career will most definitely benefit from your good manners and savoir-faire .

Ⅳ 英國紳士文化的具體禮儀(要英文的啊!詳細一點更好,語句不要太專業.把我這個翻譯就好了)謝謝!!

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Ⅵ 英國人紳士 英語怎麼說

你好!
英國人紳士
British gentleman

Ⅶ 英國紳士怎麼說

應該gentleman吧
記得還有詞milord,雖也紳士意思人覺得詞比較側重強調地位、身份

Ⅷ 200字左右的介紹英國紳士的英語文章

The term gentleman (from Latin gentilis, belonging to a race or "gens", and "man", cognate with the French word gentilhomme and the Italian gentil uomo or gentiluomo), in its original and strict signification, denoted a man of good family, analogous to the Latin generosus (its invariable translation in English-Latin documents). In this sense the word equates with the French gentilhomme (nobleman), which latter term was in Great Britain long confined to the peerage. The term "gentry" (from the Old French genterise for gentelise) has much of the social class significance of the French noblesse or of the German Adel, but without the strict technical requirements of those traditions (such as quarters of nobility). This was what the rebels under John Ball in the 14th century meant when they repeated:

When Adam delved and Eve span,
Who was then the Gentleman? [1]
John Selden in Titles of Honour, (1614), discussing the title "gentleman", speaks of "our English use of it" as "convertible with nobilis" (an ambiguous word, like 'noble' meaning elevated either by rank or by personal qualities) and describes in connection with it the forms of ennobling in various European countries.

To a degree, "gentleman" signified a man who did not need to work, and the term was particularly used of those who could not claim nobility or even the rank of esquire. Widening further, it became a politeness for all men, as in the phrase "Ladies and Gentlemen,..." and this was then used (often with the abbreviation Gents) to indicate where men could find a lavatory, without the need to indicate precisely what was being described.

In modern speech, the term is usually democratised so as to include any man of good, courteous conct, or even to all men (as in indications of gender-separated facilities).

Ⅸ 「紳士文化」{用英文應該怎麼翻

Gentleman culture