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mannerism n.明显或过份固守独特格调或形式；怪癖；手法主义（16世纪欧洲出现的一种艺术流派） (1) 青春期痴呆一种精神分裂症，通常始发于青春期，其特征为举止痴呆、傻笑、妄想、幻觉以及退化的举止(2) 他新添了些讨人嫌的怪毛病。 Generally, we don't use then term mannerism as a critical term for our friends' behavior, but when applied as a term of art criticism, it can be a negative thing. If a critic talks about a writer's mannerisms, for example, it's probably intended as an insult — suggesting they're writing in a lazy or clichéd way. However, Mannerism, with a capital "M," refers to a specific 16th-century Italian style of painting known for its artificial (as opposed to naturalistic) effects.

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英 ['mænərɪzəm] 美 ['mænərɪzəm] (1) A type of schizophrenia, usually starting at puberty, characterized by foolish mannerisms, senseless laughter, delusions, hallucinations, and regressive behavior.(2) He's taken on some irritating mannerisms. Does someone you know always shrug in a particular way or say "You know what I mean?" at the end of every sentence? Well, that's a mannerism, a habitual gesture or way of speaking. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]（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. 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。

英语单词	mannerism
英美音标	英 ['mænərɪzəm] 美 ['mænərɪzəm]
中文释义	n.明显或过份固守独特格调或形式；怪癖；手法主义（16世纪欧洲出现的一种艺术流派）
英语例句	(1) A type of schizophrenia, usually starting at puberty, characterized by foolish mannerisms, senseless laughter, delusions, hallucinations, and regressive behavior. (2) He's taken on some irritating mannerisms.
中文例句	(1) 青春期痴呆一种精神分裂症，通常始发于青春期，其特征为举止痴呆、傻笑、妄想、幻觉以及退化的举止 (2) 他新添了些讨人嫌的怪毛病。
vocabulary简明	Does someone you know always shrug in a particular way or say "You know what I mean?" at the end of every sentence? Well, that's a mannerism, a habitual gesture or way of speaking.
vocabulary扩展	Generally, we don't use then term mannerism as a critical term for our friends' behavior, but when applied as a term of art criticism, it can be a negative thing. If a critic talks about a writer's mannerisms, for example, it's probably intended as an insult — suggesting they're writing in a lazy or clichéd way. However, Mannerism, with a capital "M," refers to a specific 16th-century Italian style of painting known for its artificial (as opposed to naturalistic) effects.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]（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. 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。

Mannerism Term 英 Mænərɪzəm] 美 Mænərɪzəm N.明显或过份固守独特格调或形式；怪癖；手法主义（16世纪欧洲出现的一种艺术流派 Type Schizophrenia