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1. 英国绅士 (yīngguó shēnshì) - English gentleman
This idiom refers to a well-mannered and refined man from England. It is often used to describe someone who is polite, courteous, and sophisticated.
2. 英国茶 (yīngguó chá) - English tea
This expression refers to the traditional tea culture in England, where tea is often served with milk and sugar. It can also be used to describe a formal and elegant tea party or ceremony.
3. 英国式幽默 (yīngguó shì yōumò) - British humor
This phrase refers to the dry, witty, and often self-deprecating sense of humor commonly associated with the British. It is often used to describe a type of humor that is subtle and understated.
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