a way in which a thing is done or happens 方式,方法 taking notes in an unobtrusive manner. 以不引人注目的方式记笔记。 ■a style in literature or art (文学或艺术的)风格 a dramatic poem in the manner of Goethe. 一首歌德风格的。 ■[mass noun](Grammar)a semantic category of adverbs and adverbials which answer the question ‘how?’ (语法)方式状语;方式副词 an adverb of manner. 方式副词。 ■(manner of)(chiefly poetic/literary)a kind or sort (主诗/文)种类 what manner of man is he?. 他是哪种人?。
a person's outward bearing or way of behaving towards others 态度;举止 his arrogance and pompous manner. 他的傲慢和虚浮态度。 a shy and diffident manner. 羞怯、畏首畏尾的举止。
(manners)polite or well-bred social behaviour 礼貌;规矩 didn't your mother teach you any manners?. 难道你母亲没有教你规矩?。 ■social behaviour or habits 举止;习惯 Trevor apologized for his son's bad manners. 特雷弗为他儿子的坏习惯表示道歉。 ■the way a motor vehicle handles or performs (机动车)行车方式,活动方式
常用词组 all manner of
many different kinds of 各种各样的,形形色色的 they accuse me of all manner of evil things. 他们指责我干了各种各样的坏事。
by no manner of means
见 means
in a manner of speaking
in some sense; so to speak 在某种意义上;不妨说,可以说
to the manner born
naturally at ease in a specified job or situation 生来就适合 she slipped into a more courtly role as if to the manner born. 她逐渐进入一种更典雅的身份,似乎这是她与生俱来的。 ■destined by birth to follow a custom or way of life 生来就习惯;注定地
派生 mannerless adjective 语源
Middle English: from Old French maniere, based on Latin manuarius 'of the hand', from manus 'hand'