英语释义

1. a characteristic or customary mode of acting custom
stopped to speak, after the manner of the country
— Ellen Glasgow

2. a mode of procedure or way of acting fashion
responded in a lively manner

3. method of artistic execution (see execution sense 1) or mode of presentation style
offers plenty of room for many jazz manners Wilder Hobson

4. social conduct or rules of conduct as shown in the prevalent customs
Victorian manners

5. characteristic or distinctive bearing (see bearing sense 1), air, or deportment
his poised gracious manner

6. habitual conduct or deportment behavior
mind your manners

7. good manners
Someone should teach you some manners.

8. a distinguished or stylish air
taught to acquire a manner suitable to her station

9. kind, sort
what manner of man is he

10. kinds, sorts
all manner of problems

11. fitted by or as if by birth or rearing to a particular position, role, or status
was not to the manner born, and did not go to prep schools or to an Ivy League school
— Peter Tryell

12. the way that something is done or happens

13. the way that a person normally behaves especially while with other people

14. behavior while with other people

15. the way something is done or happens
She worked in a quick manner.

16. a way of acting
He has a gentle manner.

17. behavior toward or in the presence of other people
They have good manners in a restaurant.

18. sort entry 1 sense 1
… all manner of stories were told about it …
— C. S. Lewis, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

片语

lowbred没礼貌的；未受过好教育的

bad-mannered没礼貌的

英汉例句

• His youngest son is mannerless in front of the guests.

  他的小儿子在客人面前不懂规矩。