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

• 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 needs the right clothes, and a few attractive mannerisms.
  她需要合适的衣服，一些吸引人的风度。
• When our children are around us, even if we don not mean to let them, they will pick up our verbalizations, mannerisms and attitudes and use them in their interactions with others and with us.
  孩子在我们身边，即使你并非有意这样做，他们也会学会我们讲话的方式，行为方式和态度，并且会用在与我们或者他人的交往之中。（何等的特权和机会！）
• The most discreetly influential figures in the City and on Wall Street display the style and mannerisms of Mr Market's courtiers.
  金融城和华尔街最谨慎的权势人物展示了市场先生追随者的风格和怪癖。
• His mannerisms are affected and full of pretence.
  他的那副派头完全是装腔作势，假得很。
• '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。
• Imitating the mannerisms of another person.
  模仿其他人的特殊习惯。
• 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。
• Use a character's attitude, mannerisms, and dialogue to increase the comedy.
  使用一个角色的态度、怪癖和对话来增加喜剧效果。
• His mannerisms are more those of a preoccupied math professor
  他的举手投足更像是一个全神贯注的数学教授。