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Manier
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manier
German
de:
Etymology
de :inh gmh:maniere<ety:bor<fro:maniere<ety:der<la:manuārius>>>>
From de gmh maniere, borrowed from de fro maniere, derived from de la manuārius.
Pronunciation
de /maˈniːr/ [maˈni(ː)ɐ̯]
de De-Manier.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de iːɐ̯ 2
Noun
f
de art literary style, manner
de Art Stil
de In typischer Manier zeichnet die Autorin ein verstörendes Sittenbild des deutschen Vorstadtmilieus. In her typical manner the author paints a disturbing social portrait of the German suburban milieu.
de otherwise _ dated way, manner
de Art Weise
de informal mannerism, tic, individual habit
de Angewohnheit Eigenart Fimmel Tick
de Das war so eine Manier von ihm. That was one of his strange manners.
de in the plural manners
de Benehmen Umgangsformen Erziehung Kinderstube
de Hast du denn keine Manieren?! Don't you have any manners?!
Declension
f
Derived terms
de manieriert
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