Nghĩa của từ diplomatically bằng Tiếng Việt

@diplomatically /,diplə'mætikəli/
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Đặt câu có từ "diplomatically"

1. The country remained diplomatically isolated.

2. He answered very diplomatically.

3. Maria handled the situation very diplomatically.

4. Diplomatically , we were not badly off.

5. "Their sound is very interesting," he says, diplomatically.

6. They had to be dealt with diplomatically but firmly.

7. Difficult questions should always be handled politely and diplomatically.

8. January 19: China officially diplomatically recognizes Vietnam as independent from France.

19 tháng 1: CHND Trung Quốc chính thức công nhận Việt Nam độc lập từ Pháp.

9. Aso has made diplomatically controversial comments in the past.

10. Diplomatically changing sides, they joined with forces planning rebellion.

11. Blazing new ideas and gaining initiative diplomatically is the most witty!

12. Diplomatically, she pointed to where her male colleagues were standing.

13. He wanted forces capable of quick, decisive victories against diplomatically isolated opponents.

14. 'Why don't we take a break for coffee?' she suggested diplomatically.

15. He told the artist diplomatically that his ugly picture was " unusual ".

16. The diplomatic audience agreed - diplomatically, and on background - that Powell was " really good. "

17. Be polite; write diplomatically; even in a declaration of war one observes the rule of politeness.

18. Unless a compromise could be reached the country would be diplomatically isolated on this issue.

19. President Bush says there is no question that the Iranian nuclear standoff can be resolved diplomatically.

20. Be polite; write diplomatically; even in a declaration of war one observes the rules of politeness.

21. His proposal was roundly dismissed as being diplomatically unsound as well as physically impossible.

22. The president begins by diplomatically but pointedly commenting on how difficult this call has been to arrange.

23. Diplomatically, he placed the burden of responsibility on the state officials, calling upon them to find solutions.

24. Politically and diplomatically, the barriers against their use by a First World country are massive.

25. 28 President Bush says there is no question that the Iranian nuclear standoff can be resolved diplomatically.

26. Bismarck, therefore, engaged in a policy of diplomatically isolating France while maintaining cordial relations with other nations in Europe.

Bismarck thi hành một chính sách ngoại giao với mục tiêu cô lập nước Pháp trong khi giữ quan hệ hữu hảo với các quốc gia khác ở châu Âu.

27. They diplomatically pronounced the meal delicious and waxed even more enthusiastic about the promised factory and the prospects for their community.

28. The County of Portugal still had to be acknowledged diplomatically by the neighboring lands as a kingdom and, most importantly, by the Catholic Church and the Pope.

Bá quốc Bồ Đào Nha vẫn phải được các nước lân cận công nhận về mặt ngoại giao như một vương quốc và quan trọng nhất là Giáo hội Công giáo La Mã và Giáo hoàng.

29. For one, the other could nation could use that ruling as a justification for continuing a bad trade practice, making it more difficult to resolve a dispute diplomatically.

30. This agreement is consistent with India’s position that the issue should be resolved diplomatically on the basis of recognition of Iran’s right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy and in accordance with Iran’s international obligations as a non-nuclear weapon state.

31. British Foreign Secretary David Miliband was stronger, suggesting sanctions could be a next consideration in a statement saying the six powers remained committed to their "dual track" policy - a term Alluding to attempts to engage Iran diplomatically but to turn to sanctions should the first track fail.

32. It is composed of 53 countries in Africa and is loosely based on the European Union.These African countries work diplomatically with each other despite differences in geography, history, race, language, and religion to try to improve the political, economic, and social situations for the approximately one

33. There is also widespread acknowledgement that the US must do more both at home and diplomatically to address global climate change; that the US must work with its European allies to prevent Afghanistan from slipping back into anarchy; and that the US must take the strongest possible stand against terrorism and those who would support it in any way. No major candidate is advocating anything remotely resembling isolationism.