mannered

英 ['mænəd] 美 ['mænərd]

• adj. 装模作样的；矫揉造作的；墨守成规的，中规中矩的

英英释义

Adjective:

1. having unnatural mannerisms;

   "brief, mannered and unlifelike idiom"
   

例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

1. I think taught responsibilities are too formal, too mannered.
   我认为教人责任太过于形式,太装模作样。
2. Her prose is far too mannered and self-conscious.
   她的散文过于矫揉造作。
3. His performance as Hamlet was criticized for being very mannered.
   他扮演的哈姆雷特被指太墨守成规了。

经典引文

• That Spohr was too doctrinaire and mannered,..most musicians will allow.

  出自： H. R. Haweis

• She began..to drop the rather mannered style of her first letters.

  出自： M. Forster

词汇搭配

• well-mannered 有礼貌的
• -mannered 表示"态度...的...
• mild-mannered 温和的
• ill-mannered 粗野的

近反义词

【近义词】

• theatrical 剧场的
• graceful 优雅的
• aristocratic 贵族的
• forced 被迫的
• affected 受影响的
• artificial 人造的
• put-on 做作的
• false 假的
• simpering 傻笑的
• genteel 文雅的