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She wore a belted black leather coat and small, tasteful gold hoops in her ears.
她穿的是一件扣皮帶的黑皮大衣，耳朵上吊著小巧雅致的金耳環(huán)。
By a form of transference, I fell in love with everything she owned, it all seemed so intriguing, tasteful, different from what one could ordinarily buy in the shops.
愛屋及烏，我迷戀上她擁有的一切，所有這些看上去都那么完美、趣味高雅，與平常從商店里買來的迥然相異。
It may be the case that much of what they expose is perhaps of little social import, but this is more a matter of taste, and the tabloids certainly never claimed to be tasteful.
可能的情況是，小報曝光的大部分材料也許并沒有什么社會意義，但是這更多的是品味問題，而且毫無疑問小報也從來都沒有聲稱自己是有品位的。

Year after year, beginning in 1922, the Digest was the bible of everyday American life, featuring short human-interest and success stories, advice columns, memorable quotations, and tasteful jokes.

The display doesn't wobble when you set the machine down, and is anchored by two tasteful metal hinges.
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For the authorized biography of a truly tasteful man, it was a remarkably tasteless title.
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In addition, Chinese believe middle class people should have good manners and a tasteful lifestyle.
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If you say that something is tasteful, you consider it to be attractive, elegant, and in good taste.
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