demeanour

英 [dɪˈmiːnə(r)]

美 [dɪˈmiːnər]

n.  外表; 风度; 行为; 举止

复数：demeanours　

GRETEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.15033

牛津词典

noun

• 外表；风度；行为；举止
  the way that sb looks or behaves
  1. He maintained a professional demeanour throughout.
     他始终保持着专业人才的风度。

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 demeanor


• N-UNCOUNT 行为;举止;风度
  Yourdemeanouris the way you behave, which gives people an impression of your character and feelings.
  1. From his general demeanour I didn't get the impression that he was being ironical.
     从他整体的行为来看，我不觉得他是在讲反话。
  2. ...her calm and cheerful demeanour.
     她平静而欢快的举止

英英释义

noun

• (behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people
  Synonym:demeanorbehaviorbehaviourconductdeportment

双语例句

• 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。
• But Sir Fred has contributed to his own misfortune by his unrepentant demeanour since the collapse of RBS.
  但弗雷德因其自RBS破产以来不思悔改的表现而导致了自己的不幸。
• He was a brotherly sort of creature in his demeanour.
  他的态度，像个哥哥。
• Certainly his record and demeanour stand him in good stead in the eyes of his colleagues.
  无疑，在同事的眼里，他的记录和举止有助于为他增色。
• The man was polite and his general demeanour had the air of a clergyman.
  那男人彬彬有礼，一举一动都有教士的风度。
• 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。
• Or the demeanour of awe and terror?
  或者表现敬畏和恐怖的动作？
• He was erect in attitude, and quiet in demeanour.
  他器宇轩昂，举止文静。
• His demeanour in court is usually quiet and timid.
  他在法庭上的举止通常是安静且胆小的。
• His demeanour changes as if a cloud has lifted, and a smile returns to his face.
  他的态度立刻发生了改变，就好像乌云散去，脸上重新露出了微笑。