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manners

manners
noun (plural)

When referring to social etiquette, this word is used almost exclusively in the plural. It carries a strong moral or social judgment, often appearing in negative constructions such as "having no manners" or "lack of manners" to describe someone perceived as rude or uncouth.

In the context of a method or style, the word functions as a plural noun to describe various modes of action. While the singular "manner" is common for a single way of doing something, the plural "manners" emphasizes a variety of distinct approaches or styles across different subjects or situations.

Ý nghĩa

noun (plural)manners

The socially acceptable way of behaving and speaking, especially showing politeness and respect for others.

He has no manners and often interrupts people while they are speaking.

noun (plural)manners

The specific ways in which something is done or happens, often referring to a particular style or method.

The different manners in which the two artists approach their subjects are striking.

Ví dụ

Please remember your manners when you meet the clients.

クライアントに会うときは礼儀を忘れないでください。

Business

He has no manners at all when eating.

彼は食事中のマナーが全くない。

Gourmet

Mind your manners or you will be sent to your room.

行儀よくしなさい、さもないと部屋に戻ってもらうわよ。

It is a matter of good manners to hold the door open for others.

他の人のためにドアを開けておくのは、礼儀作法というものだ。

The child was praised for her impeccable manners during the ceremony.

その子は式典での非の打ち所がない振る舞いで褒められた。

I wonder if my manners were too formal for this casual party.

このカジュアルなパーティーにしては、私の振る舞いは丁寧すぎたかな。

Romance

王は絶対的な沈黙を強いるようなやり方で話した。

Fantasy

彼女はその繊細な状況をプロらしいやり方で処理した。

Office

泥棒は密かに忍び寄るやり方で建物に入った。

Detective

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