1.
I do not stand on scruple with him.
我和他是不拘礼节的。
2.
I should never mistake informality for insolence.
我决不会把不拘礼节错认为蛮横无礼。
3.
Is "guy"an informal sort of word?
“guy”是一种随便不拘礼节的词吗?
4.
Be " guy " an informal sort of word?
"guy"是一种随便不拘礼节的词吗？
5.
a friendly informal reference to a grown woman.
友好地不拘礼节地提及成长中的女子。
6.
(of marriages) illicit or informal.
（关于婚姻）违法的或不拘礼节的。
7.
In time of war the rich and poor rub shoulders together.
战争时期，贫富交往不拘礼节。
8.
They were received without ceremony, ie informally.
他们受到不拘礼节的欢迎.
9.
They are generally a warm but informal people.
一般来说他们是个热情但又不拘礼节的民族!
10.
Her clothes usually gave an offhand effect.
她的衣服通常给人以一种不拘礼节的感觉。
11.
A friendly, informal relationship is more important to Americans than is either rank or title.
美国人着重友好的、不拘礼节的关系，而不着重地位头衔。
12.
It's wonderful to let your hair down at the weekend after you have is work hard all week.
辛苦工作一周後在周末不拘礼节轻松一下真是太好了。
13.
It 's wonderful to let your hair down at the weekend after you have be work hard all week
辛苦工作一周後在周末不拘礼节轻松一下真是太好了
14.
Dinner at the home of an American family is likely to be an easy and informal occasion.
在美国人的家里吃晚饭，很可能是轻松而且不拘礼节的事。
15.
Both are informal meals served outside in a yard or nearby park.
这两种也是不拘礼节的，在户外庭院或附近公园里进行。
16.
The chairman would like to see you. Just go to his office and walk in– we don't stand on ceremony in this company.
董事长想见你。直接去他办公室，走进去－这个公司里，我们不拘礼节。
17.
She didn't like the formality of the party.
她不喜欢宴会拘泥的礼节。
18.
Please make yourselves at home.Don't stand on ceremony.
请随便些，不要太拘泥礼节了。