pleasantry

n.

客气话，客套，礼仪；

复数：pleasantries

1. The children smiled politely at the visitor's pleasantries.
   孩子听了客人说的幽默话，都斯文地笑了。
2. After an exchange of pleasantries, the leaders started their negotiations.
   领导人互相寒暄一番，然後开始谈判。

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