1.
Keep chains on your tongue; always say less than you think. Cultivate a pleasant, persuasive voice. How you say it often counts more than what you say.
说话要谨慎；多想少说。说话要令人高兴，循循善诱。怎么说比说什么更重要。
2.
He was deliberate in everything he said.
他说每一句话都很谨慎。
3.
You must guard your tongue carefully.
你说话必须小心谨慎。
4.
Be careful what you say to him because he's top dog in the office.
和他说话你要谨慎，因为他是这办公室里左右局面的人。
5.
She delivered herself of some careful words at the meeting
她在会上小心谨慎地说了一些话。
6.
When they exchanged ideas, their talk was too guarded.
在他们交换意见时, 说话都很谨慎。
7.
He ought to have been more prudent in what he say in public.
他应更加谨慎他在公共场所说的话。
8.
No sooner had the words come out than he regretted his indiscretion in speaking them.
他话一出口，就后悔自己不谨慎，不该说这些话的。
9.
Formerly he talked big but now he sings small.
他过去满嘴大话，现在可说话谦虚谨慎了。
10.
unparliamentary language
不谨慎的话, 气愤话
11.
Juliet thought about her mother's words and spoke carefully.
茱丽叶思考着她母亲的话，然后谨慎地说：
12.
The best scholars in the field have been careful not to make exaggerated claims.
这方面最好的学者，都小心谨慎，不说过头话。
13.
So keep watch on yourselves with care; for you saw no form of any sort on the day when the voice of the Lord came to you in Horeb out of the heart of the fire:
所以，你们要分外谨慎。因为耶和华在何烈山，从火中对你们说话的那日，你们没有看见什么形像。
14.
`Doubtless,' urged Passepartout, `we can pass, but perhaps it would be more prudent--'
“是啊，”路路通说，“能过去，要是更谨慎一点，我们应该……
15.
I shall be careful in deciding what to do.
我要谨慎地决定怎么办。
16.
You must school yourself to be modest and prudent.
你要学会谦虚谨慎。
17.
a cautious answer; very cautious about believing everything she was told.
谨慎的回答；对相信她说的每一件事都非常谨慎。
18.
But these men were a taciturn lot, picking their words carefully.
但是这些人都是沉默寡言的人，说起话来字斟句酌，非常谨慎。