Mannerisms Meaning in English

word · lemma: mannerism

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التعريف

Mannerisms are habitual gestures, movements, or ways of speaking that are characteristic of a particular person.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Usually plural: 'mannerisms'. Commonly refers to physical gestures (like tapping, nodding) or unique speech patterns. Neutral word; often used to describe both charming and annoying quirks. Not to be confused with 'manners' (polite behavior).

• Spanish: manerismos - gestos característicos - tics
• Portuguese (BR): maneirismos - gestos característicos
• Portuguese (PT): maneirismos - gestos característicos
• Chinese (Simplified): 习惯性动作 - 举止
• Chinese (Traditional): 習慣性動作 - 舉止
• Hindi: हावभाव - आदतें (व्यवहार की)
• Arabic: إيماءات معتادة - تصرفات مميزة
• Bengali: আচরণগত বৈশিষ্ট্য - অঙ্গভঙ্গি
• Russian: манеры - жесты - особенности поведения
• Japanese: 癖 - 仕草
• Vietnamese: thói quen cử chỉ - cử chỉ riêng
• Korean: 버릇 - 습관적인 동작
• Turkish: jest ve tavırlar - karakteristik hareketler
• Urdu: انداز و عادات - حرکات
• Indonesian: gerak-gerik khas - kebiasaan gerak

جمل نموذجية

She has unique mannerisms when she talks.

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He fidgets and plays with his hair—those little mannerisms are so him.

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Sometimes her mannerisms annoy her friends, but they also make her unique.

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His mannerisms make him easy to recognize.

basic

Some mannerisms run in families.

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Actors study the mannerisms of famous people to play them well.

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