tact
n. 機智,機敏; 老練,圓滑; [樂]拍子; 〈罕〉觸覺
Tact is the ability to avoid upsetting or offending people by being careful not to say or do things that would hurt their feelings.
On this occasion the press have not been intrusive and they have shown great tact.
媒體此次並沒有過多糾纏,表現十分得體。
...helping to smooth over problems with great tact and efficiency.
老練、高效地幫助順利解決了難題
1. consideration in dealing with others and avoiding giving offence
A minister of foreign affairs who lacks tact is a dangerous man.
一個缺乏機智的外交部長是個很危險的人物.
We admire her for her diplomatic tact.
我們佩服她的外交手腕.
Mr. Smith is a most suitable candidate for such negotiator since his tact and quickness of mind are equal to the occasion.
這樣的談判史密斯先生是最合適的人選,他機智敏捷,隨機應變.
The matter had been handled with tact and finesse.
這次事件已經靠機智和手腕處理好了.
She has a fine ability to deal with people, particularly where tact is required.
她善於交際, 尤其是在需要機智的場合.