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s
| acentos |
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| Gruzovik, antic. |
manner; style |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
fashion; way |
| inf. |
manner |
| textil |
repeat pattern |
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манеры s
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| gen. |
behaviour; deportment; manners (he has fair manners – у него изящные манеры; (polite) behaviour, usually towards others • Why doesn't she teach her children (good) manners); mannerism; comportment; having; countrified; stock-in-trade; countryfied; p's and q's (gorbachiov); stock-in-trade (и т.п.); haviours; breeding; P's and Q's; -mannered (having, or showing, manners of a certain kind • a well- / bad-mannered person) |
| fig. |
ways (Vadim Rouminsky) |
| inf. |
stuff |
| makár. |
air |
| psic. |
behavior; idiosyncrasy |
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манера s | |
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| gen. |
manner (говорить, действовать; the way in which a person behaves, speaks etc. • I don't like her manner); style (петь и т. п.); taste; touch (художника и т. п.); turn; fashion (a way of doing something • She spoke in a very strange fashion); hang; pencil (живописца); sort; trick (часто дурная); way; swagger; stuff; degree (Blackmirtl); demeanor (держаться); mien; lead pencil; printing block (деревянная доска с прорезанным насквозь рисунком; применяется при окраске, набойке тканей и обоев); stencil (деревянная доска с прорезанным насквозь рисунком; применяется при окраске, набойке тканей и обоев); vein; idiom (intolerable); feeling (Nrml Kss); swagger (и т.п.); mannerism (an odd and obvious habit in a person's behaviour, speech etc. • He scratches his ear when he talks and has other mannerisms); attitude (himself); vogue (levmoris); wise (в речи Radana); manners |
| antic. |
guise; enstyle |
| arcaic. |
kind |
| arquit. |
diction |
| carg. |
style |
| constr. |
manner |
| electr. |
strain |
| fr. |
genre; la maniere criblee (способ получения белых пятен на гравюре) |
| makár. |
accent; air; rate |
| mil. |
mode |
| psic. |
style (поведения) |
| publ. |
pattern |
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| gen. |
bearing; address; good manners |
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| gen. |
handling (в живописи); behaviour |
| fig. |
ways (Vadim Rouminsky) |
| tec. |
fashion |
