diplomatic
US
UK diplomatic adj: (relating to diplomacy)
SC 外交的 wài jiāo de
Diplomatic ties have weakened between the two countries because of a border dispute.
diplomatic adj: figurative (tactful)
SC 灵活圆通的，委婉的 líng huó yuán tōng de ，wěi wǎn de
SC 圆滑的 yuán huá de(新加坡)
Our employees are expected to be diplomatic and maintain client confidentiality.
diplomatics (US), diplomatic (UK) n: (study of historical documents)
SC 古文献学
TC 古文獻學
TC 古文獻學
Diplomatics is important to the field of history.
diplomatics n: rare (diplomacy)
SC 外交手腕
The deal failed due to a lack of diplomatics on both sides.
diplomatic corps n: (body of diplomatic personnel)
SC 外交使节团 wài jiāo shǐ jié tuán
Arnold served in the diplomatic corps and became the Ambassador to Egypt.
diplomatic immunity n: (exemption from certain laws)
SC 外交豁免权 wài jiāo huò miǎn quán
Intelligence work abroad is carried out under the protection of diplomatic immunity by embassy staff.
diplomatic mission n: (mission with diplomatic purposes)
SC 外交使命 wài jiāo shǐ mìng
President Nixon was on a diplomatic mission to normalize relations with China.
diplomatic pouch (US), diplomatic bag (UK) n: (not subject to inspection) (美国英语)
SC 外交邮袋，外交信袋 wài jiāo yóu dài，wài jiāo xìn dài
The embassy sent the documents to the United States in a diplomatic pouch.
diplomatic service n: (diplomatic corps)
SC 外交部门 wài jiāo bù mén
TC 外交部門
TC 外交部門
Donald had a successful career in the diplomatic service.