demeanour
n. 行为
n.
行为；举止；态度；动作
英英释义
demeanour[ di'mi:nə ]
n.(behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people
同义词：demeanorbehaviorbehaviourconductdeportment
词组短语
elegant demeanour风采
双语例句
用作名词(n.)
He doesn't get upset and his demeanour never changes.
他并没不高兴，他的举止从未改变。
His demeanour has always been that of a perfect gentleman.
他的举止始终是属于正人君子的模样。
The girl has a quiet, modest demeanour.
这个女孩子的态度娴静而谦逊。
His smile disappeared, and he assumed a severe and reprehending demeanour.
他的笑容不见了，态度变得严厉起来，显出要斥责人的样子。
I dislike his arrogant demeanour.
我讨厌他那傲慢的行为。
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demeanour
demeanour: [15] A person’s demeanour is how they ‘conduct’ themselves. The word goes back ultimately to the literal notion of driving animals along. It is a derivative of the now virtually obsolete reflexive verb demean ‘behave’, borrowed in the 13th century from Old French demener. This was a compound formed from the intensive prefix de- and mener ‘lead’, a descendant of Latin mināre ‘drive a herd of animals’ (whose original connotation of ‘urging on with threats’ is revealed by its close relationship with minārī ‘threaten’, source of English menace).This obsolete demean should not, incidentally, be confused with demean ‘degrade’ [17], which was formed from the adjective mean.=> menace
demeanour
chiefly British English spelling of demeanor; for suffix, see -or.
1. General de Gaulle, whom I did not consult beforehand, was magnificent in his demeanour.
戴高乐将军（我事前没有征求过他的意见）表现的态度是光明磊落的。
-- 来源 -- 英汉 - 辞典例句
2. Not yet twenty-one, she exhibited the demeanour of a woman of forty.
尽管还不到二十一岁，她已经流露出四十岁女人的风度了。
-- 来源 -- 英汉 - 辞典例句
3. He resolved upon a terrible demeanour in the presence of the dairy girl.
他决定当着这牛乳场姑娘的面，装出恶劣透顶的态度。
-- 来源 -- 英汉 - 辞典例句
4. This demeanour is usually indicative of pain.
这种举动往往表明疼痛。
-- 来源 -- 英汉 - 辞典例句
5. He was erect in attitude, and quiet in demeanour.
他器宇轩昂，举止文静。
-- 来源 -- 英汉 - 辞典例句
6. There was so much unconscious pride in his port, so much ease in his demeanour.
他的举止在无意中流露出如此的傲慢，态度是如此地从容。
-- 来源 -- 英汉 - 辞典例句
7. Not withstanding the wretched appearance and violent demeanour of this woman, the magistrate felt the justice of her argumant.
不论这个婆娘的外相是多么潦倒，态度又是多么粗暴，市政官觉得她的辩护还是有道理的。
-- 来源 -- 英汉 - 辞典例句
8. Sir George Staunton was placed next to a clergyman of respectable appearance, and wellbred, though plain demeanour.
乔治?斯汤顿爵士的座位被安排在一位外貌可敬，彬彬有礼而举止质朴的牧师旁边。
-- 来源 -- 英汉 - 辞典例句
9. After blazing nearly ten years in the fashionable world, like many of her compeers, she has an aching heart with a gay demeanour.
她在上流社会出了十年风头，也象许多和她年龄相仿的伴侣一样，欢乐的丰姿下隐藏着一颗沉重的心。
-- 来源 -- 英汉 - 辞典例句
10. That lady, prudent and reserved, maintained an irreproachedable demeanour.
这位女士，持重，谨慎，保守了无可非议的品行。
-- 来源 -- 英汉 - 辞典例句
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