manner
US: /ˈmænɝ/
UK: /mˈænɐ/
UK: /mˈænɐ/
English Vietnamese dictionary
manner /'mænə/
- danh từ
- cách, lối, kiểu
- in
- danh từ
- cách, lối, thói, kiểu
- in (after) this manner: theo cách này
- in a manner of speaking: (từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) có thể nói là, có thể cho là
- dáng, vẻ, bộ dạng, thái độ, cử chỉ
- there is no trace of awkwardness in one's manner: không có một chút gì là vụng về trong thái độ của mình
- (số nhiều) cách xử sự, cách cư xử
- bad manners: cách xử sự xấu, cách cư xử không lịch sự
- to have no manners: thô lỗ, không lịch sự chút nào
- (số nhiều) phong tục, tập quán
- according to the manners of the time: theo phong tục của thời bây giờ
- lối, bút pháp (của một nhà văn, hoạ sĩ...)
- a picture in the manner of Raphael: một bức tranh theo lối Ra-pha-en
- loại, hạng
- all manner of people: tất cả các hạng người
- by all manner of mean
- (xem) means
- by no manner of means
- (xem) mean
- in a manner
- theo một cách hiểu nào đó; ở mức độ nào đó
- to the manner born
- bẩm sinh đã quen (với cái gì, làm gì...)
- cách, lối, thói, kiểu
Advanced English dictionary
+ noun
1 [sing.] (formal) the way that sth is done or happens: She answered in a businesslike manner. + The manner in which the decision was announced was extremely regrettable.
2 [sing.] the way that sb behaves and speaks towards other people: to have an aggressive / a friendly / a relaxed manner + His manner was polite but cool.
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3 (manners) [pl.] behaviour that is considered to be polite in a particular society or culture: to have good / bad manners + It is bad manners to talk with your mouth full. + He has no manners (= behaves very badly). + She could at least have the good manners to let me know she won't be able to attend.
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4 (manners) [pl.] (formal) the habits and customs of a particular group of people: the social morals and manners of the seventeenth century
Idioms: all manner of sb/sth many different types of people or things: The problem can be solved in all manner of ways. + He enjoyed interacting with all manner of different people.
in a manner of speaking if you think about it in a particular way; true in some but not all ways: The warring governments could be seen as terrorists too, in a manner of speaking.
in the manner of sb/sth (formal) in a style that is typical of sb/sth: a painting in the manner of Raphael
(as / as if) to the manner born (formal) as if sth is natural for you and you have done it many times in the past: She adapted to life on the estate as if to the manner born.
what manner of ... (formal or literary) what kind of ...: What manner of man could do such a terrible thing?
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 way, mode, style, technique, procedure, method, fashion; means, approach:
Her incisive manner of reporting is widely admired.
2 air, behaviour, mien, demeanour, bearing, deportment, comportment, conduct, attitude, aspect:
His manner is overbearing and dictatorial.
3 manners. etiquette, decorum, (good) form, politeness, proprieties, protocol, politesse, civility, ceremony, social code, social graces, formalities, niceties, amenities, social conventions; behaviour, conduct:
Can't you teach him some manners?
Collocation dictionary
1 way of doing sth/behaving
ADJ.
conventional, customary, normal, standard, time-honoured, traditional, usual | correct
You are not approaching the problem in the correct manner.
| appropriate, satisfactory
I did my best to behave in the appropriate manner.
| prudent, reasonable, responsible, safe, sensible
Chemical waste must be disposed of in an environmentally-responsible manner.
| efficient, productive, profitable | logical, methodical, orderly, rational, systematic | consistent, uniform | objective | arbitrary, haphazard
Files have been stored in such a haphazard manner that they are impossible to find.
| professional | constructive, positive
The dispute could have been handled in a more constructive manner.
| non-violent, peaceful | straightforward | suspicious
He was behaving in a highly suspicious manner.
| light-hearted | casual, easy, informal, leisurely, relaxed | formal | calm | off-hand
He answered in such an off-hand manner that I wondered if he'd misheard me.
| confident, decisive | dignified | diffident, mild, quiet, shy | charming, cheerful, friendly, jovial, kindly, pleasant, sympathetic | abrasive, aggressive, arrogant, unfriendly, unpleasant | forthright | brusque, cold | businesslike, no-nonsense
His no-nonsense manner gave him the reputation of being a good doctor.
| authoritarian, autocratic, high-handed | condescending, dismissive | authoritative
The authoritative manner in which he talked concealed his ignorance.
| bedside, telephone
He's a good doctor with a sympathetic bedside manner. She has a very pleasant telephone manner.
VERB + MANNER
have | adopt
He tends to adopt a condescending manner when talking to young women.
| act in
She accused the teacher of not acting in a professional manner.
MANNER + VERB
change
His manner changed abruptly when he heard how much I wanted.
| conceal sth
Her brusque m
| suggest sth
He was not as loutish as his manner suggested.
PREP.
in a/the ~
The inspectionwas conducted in a thoroughlyprofessional manner.
| in the ~ of
He lectured us in the manner of aheadmaster.
| in your ~
Therewas something in his manner thatI found very irritating.
PHRASES
in a timely manner
Allclaims must be settled in aprofessional and timely manner. |
in no uncertain manner
He toldher in no uncertain manner thather behaviour was unacceptable.
2 manners: polite behaviour
ADJ.
beautiful, charming, excellent, good, impeccable, nice, perfect
It's not good manners to stare at people.
| bad | table
His children have no table manners.
VERB + MANNER
have | teach sb
Didn't your parents teach you any manners?
| learn | forget
I'm sorry, I was forgetting my manners. Can I offer you a drink?
PHRASES
have the (good) manners to do sth
He could at least have had the manners to answer my letter.
| a lack of manners
Her lack of manners is quite appalling.
Concise English dictionary
manners'mænə(r)
noun
+how something is done or how it happens
+a way of acting or behaving
+a kind
