mannerisms

英 [ˈmænərɪzmz]

美 [ˈmænəˌrɪzəmz]

n.  习性; 言谈举止; (绘画、写作中)过分的独特风格; 风格主义，矫饰主义(16世纪意大利的一种艺术风格，以怪诞、变形的方式表现事物)
mannerism的复数

双语例句

• Feminine men and masculine or aggressive women will be valued for their contributions, not judged by their looks or mannerisms.
  女性化的男人和男性化的女人将因他们的贡献而受到尊重，而不是以他们的外貌或礼仪来取人。
• He's got some very strange mannerisms.
  他有些奇怪的习惯动作。
• Right from his mannerisms to his tone to his belief in medicine, Boman was perfect.
  从他的举止的权利，他的口气，他在医学上的信仰，博曼是完美的。
• Richardson also again showed all the mannerisms of a pop star, or at least a would-be pop star, who's seen a lot of boy band videos.
  理查森再次展示他的明星风范，或至少在大多男孩乐队视频里的准明星风范。
• Nothing looks worse than to see a speaker fidget about or adopt peculiar positions or mannerisms.
  一个坐立不安老是摆出特殊或奇怪姿态的演讲者是再难看不过的了。
• 'Every day I see a lot of the same mannerisms,' he said. 'Boarding is like watching a show sometimes.'
  他说：每天我都会看到大量同样的迷信行为，有时候迎接登机就像观看表演一样。
• An insufferably precious performance; a child with intolerably cute mannerisms.
  不能忍受的矫揉造作的表演；有着无法忍受的矫揉造作的习气的小孩。
• She interprets the lip moments, learns entirely new language, and understands mannerisms at a stage of life where she still does not have any base language.
  在完全还没有语言基础的时候，她就试着读唇语，学习全新的语言，理解（他人的）行为特点。
• A strange, wild smell assaults its nostrils, but the old wolf, who knows the dog's mannerisms and vocabulary well, pretends to be a wretched old dog long forsaken by its master.
  但是老狼懂得狗的礼性和语汇，显出一副倒霉的、被主人遗弃了很久的老狗的样子。
• Imitating the mannerisms of another person.
  模仿其他人的特殊习惯。