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mannerism
mænərɪzəm ˈmænərˌɪzəm
Word forms: plural mannerisms
N-COUNT （某人特有的说话或动作的）习性，习气，习惯 Someone's mannerisms are the gestures or ways of speaking which are very characteristic of them, and which they often use. （某人特有的说话或动作的）习性，习气，习惯

  • His mannerisms are more those of a preoccupied math professor.

    他的举手投足更像是一个全神贯注的数学教授。

  • In accent and mannerism he appeared to be completely Eastern European.

    从口音和举止来看，他像一个地道的东欧人。

SYN habit, characteristic, trait, quirk
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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 14842 COCA: 17874
mannerism

noun

ADJECTIVE | VERB + MANNERISM | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVE➤odd古怪的習氣➤irritating惱人的習慣VERB + MANNERISM➤have有⋯的習氣➤acquire, adopt, pick up養成⋯的習慣PREPOSITION➤mannerism of⋯的習氣◇He has this irritating mannerism of constantly scratching his nose.他老是撓鼻子，這個習慣真讓人不舒服。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 14842 COCA: 17874
mannerism

noun

mannerism ♦︎ idiosyncrasy ♦︎ peculiarity ♦︎ quirk ♦︎ eccentricityThese are all words for characteristics or frequently repeated behaviour that are/is unusual or strange. 这些词均表示怪异的特征或行为、癖好、怪癖。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆an individual idiosyncrasy / peculiarity / quirk◆little / peculiar idiosyncrasies / quirks■ mannerism [countable] a habit, especially a particular way of speaking or moving that sb always has but usually is not aware of 习性；言谈举止◆Ask a friend to tell you whether you have any irritating mannerisms.问问你的一个朋友，看你是否有令人不快的习性。■ idiosyncrasy ˌɪdiəˈsɪŋkrəsi [countable] an aspect of a person's particular way of behaving or thinking, especially when it is unusual; an unusual aspect of the way in which a machine or system works （个人特有的）习性，特征，癖好；（机器或系统运作的）特异之处◆We are all individuals, unique beings with our own special qualities and idiosyncrasies.我们都是独一无二的个体，有自己的特质和癖好。◆By then she was familiar with the idiosyncrasies of the firm's accounting system.那时她对那家公司的会计制度的特点已经很熟悉了。  see also idiosyncratic ⇨ unique ■ peculiarity pɪˌkjuːliˈærəti [countable] a strange or unusual feature or habit 怪异的特征；奇怪的习惯；怪癖◆Many nicknames describe physical peculiarities.许多绰号是根据身体特征起的。◆Despite its peculiarities the car was very reliable.这辆车尽管怪异，性能还是很可靠的。  see also peculiar ⇨ strange 1 ■ quirk kwɜːk; NAmE kwɜːrk [countable] an aspect of sb's personality or behaviour that is slightly strange 怪异的性格；奇异的行为；怪癖◆They accepted it as one of her little quirks.他们把那当成是她的一个小怪癖，容忍了。▸ quirky

adjective

◆a quirky sense of humour怪异的幽默感■ eccentricity ˌeksenˈtrɪsəti [countable, usually plural] an aspect of sb's personality or behaviour that is unusual and strange 怪异的性格；奇异的行为；怪癖◆Her eccentricities were amusing rather than irritating.她的怪癖不令人恼火，反倒滑稽可笑。  see also eccentric ⇨ unusual adj. NOTE 辨析 Quirk or eccentricity? Eccentricities are stranger than quirks. Even ordinary people may have their little quirks. Eccentricities tend to belong to more unusual people. * eccentricity比quirk更古怪。普通人也可以have their little quirks，eccentricity往往指不寻常之人的怪癖◆the eccentricities of genius天才的怪癖◆the quirks of genius
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