expected in a man有男子汉气概的；强壮的► man.li- ness noun [U]
man-_ made a办 made
by people; not natural 人造的；
■非天然的 artificial a man-made 丨afce 人工湖◊ man-made fibres such
as nylon and polyester 之类的人造纤维〇 note at artificial manna /'maena/ /7〇w/7
[U]_(in the Bible』《峑经》）the food that God provided for the people
of
manned /maend/ adj. if a machine, a
vehicle, a place or an activity is manned, it has or needs a person
to control or operate it ( i几器、车辆、地方或活动有人
控制的，需又操纵的 EQ3
unmanned: manned, space 刃ight载人^天
man.ne.quin
/'maemkin/
noun
{old-fashioned) 1 a
person whose job is to wear and display new styles of clothes 时装模特儿 model 2 a model of a human body, used for displaying clothes
in shops/stores (.商 店中用于陈列服装的）人体模型
mah-ner
Ow /'maenaCr)/
noun
1
[sing] {formal) the way that stli isi done or happens 式 r 方法：She answered in a
busmessiifce manner•她回 答时&出一副公事公办的拜;The manner in which the decision was announced was extremely regrettable.
"M. 布决定的方式非常令乂遗憾。2 [sing.] the way that sb behaves and
speaks, towards other people 举止；态度： to have an aggressive/a friendly/a relaxed manner ^ # —副咄咄逼人的/友U的/悠闲也样子manner was polite but
cooi.他举it彬彬有礼而又冷谟。一see also bedside manner 3 manners [pi.] behaviour that ■
is considered to be polite in a particular society or culture 礼貌；礼仪：to have gooctiad manners有/没有礼貌 ◊ bad manners to
taZfc with your mouth..力iZL 峰里塞 满了东西跟人:说话是不礼貌的。◊ He has no manners (=behaves very badly).他毫无礼貌。_ see also table manners 4 manners [pi.] {formal) the habits and customs
of a particular group of people 规矩；习‘俗： the social morals and manners of the seventeenth
century 十七世纪的社嘉道德和习俗EEl all ’manner of sb/sth many different types of people or things 各种各样的人
或事）；形形4色的A (或事）：77ie proWem can be
soZved m aH manner o/ways.邊个问题可以用各，种方法加
以解决。.in a manner of
’speaking if you think about it in a particular way; true in
some but not all ways 可
以说；不妨说；从某种意义上说：AH these points 〇/view are related, m a manner o/speafci’ng•所有'这些观土都在
某方面相互关联。in the manner of
sb/sth in a
style that is typical of sb/sth以某人（或某物）的典型风
格：a painring in the
manner o/’Raphad 拉_來风格的 ?绘画（as/as if) to the
manner ’born as if sth is
natural for you and you have
done it many times in the past仿佛天生的；生来就习惯的〜》^1113111161*<^...
or //fera'/y) what kind
of …什么样的…：What manner of man could do such a terrible thing?
人能做出这样可怕的事呢？
man-nered /'maenad; NAmE -nard/ adj. 1 {disapproving) (of behaviour, art,
writing, etc/ 行为、艺术、写作等j trying to impress
people by being formal and not natural矫揉造作的；不自然的 PHTl affected
2
-mannered (in compounds 构成复合词）having the’
type of manners mentioned 态度…@ _ 止…的：a
bad-mannered chrtd 沒有.礼貌的孩子。一see also ill-
mannered, mild-mannered， well mannered
man-nerism
/'maenarizam/
noun 1 [C] a particular
habit or way of speaking or behaving that sb has but is not aware of:习性；肓谈举it: nervous/odd/irritating
marniemms紧张的/舌怪的/令人不快的习惯2 [U] too much use of a particular
style in painting or writing 绘画、写作中）过分的独特风格3 Mannerism [U] a style in 16th
century Italian art that did not show things in a natural way but made them
look strange or out of their usual shape风格主义，矫饰主义.H6世纪 意大利的一种艺术风格，以怪诞、变形的方式表现事物）
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man.ner.ist
/'maenarist/
(usually Maivner.ist)
(of
painting or writing 绘画或.舍作）in the style of
Mannerism风格主义的；矫饰圣义的
mannikin = manikin
man-nish
/'maenij/
adj. (usually disapproving) (of a woman or of sth
belonging to a woman &女或其所有物） having qualities that are thought of as typical of or
suit- able for a man像男人的；男子气的；男化的
mano-a-mano
/.mainau
ae 'mainau; NAmE ,ma:nou a: 'mainou/ adv., noun {informal, especially
NAmE, from Spanish)
3
adv. with
two people facing each other directly in order to decide an argument or a
competition (.较量时）面 对面：Jt’s rime to settle this
mcmo-a-mano.现在是当面
解决这个问题的时候了。
mnoun {pi. mano-a-manos) a fight or contest,
especially one between two people (尤指两人间的）格斗.，邊
量，比试
man-oeuv-rable
{BrE) (NAmE man-euv-er-able) /ma- 'nuivarabl/ adj. that can easily be moved
into different positions可调遣的；机动的；灵栝的：a highly mcmoeuvrabZe vehfde非常机动灵活的交通工具>1¥1311- oeuv-ra-bil-ity (Br£){NAmE man-eu-ver»gbil*ity) noun [U] man-oeuvre (erf) {NAmE man-eu-ver) /ma^nurva^r)/ noun, verb
m noun 1 [C] a movement
performed with care and skill 细致巧办的移动；机动动作：a compHcatect/sfcfyW manoeuvre 复杂的 / 熟练的移动◊ Vou vviH be
asfced to perform
some standard manoeuvres during your driving test•驾驶测试中会要求你做几个标准的机动动作。
2
[C, U] a clever plan, action or movement
that is used to give sb an advantage 策略；手段；花招；伎俩 003
move ： dipZomaric
manoeuvres 夕卜交策略◊ a Comdex 爪anoeuvre in a game
o/chess,辱标系祺中复杂的.应对手段
3
manoeuvres [pL] military exercises involving
a large number of soldiers, ships, etc.罕，事演:习.；作战演习：
rhe army is on manoeuvres in the Sesert. # 以在沙漠
.中进W军事演 4。freedom of/room for ma- 'noeuvre
the chance
to change the way that sth happens and influence decisions that are made 改变事 奔的机佘;:回旋余地
4
verb 1 to move or turn skilfully or
carefully; to move or t^m sth skilfully or carefully (使谨慎或熟邊地）移动，
运动；转动：' [V] 77ie yachts manoeuvred /or
position. 那些游M灵活地寻找位S。◊ There
was very HttZe room to manoeuvre.几乎没有什么活动空间。◊ [VN] She
manoeuvred
the car carefully into the garage.
翼地吟车开进了 车库。2 to control or influence
a situation in a skilful but sometimes dishonest way 操纵； 控制；使花招：[V] 77ie new Zciws. have 〖e片 us
〖itrie room to manoeuvre (= not much opportunity
to change or influence a situation).新法律没给我们留下_少回旋的余 地。◊ [VN She
manoeuvred her way to the
top 〇/the company. M施展手腕使自己进入了公壳最高领
导晨。
manoeuv-ring
(6r£) (NAmE man-eu-ver-ing) /ma- 'nuivarir)/ noun [U, C] clever, skilful,
and often dishonest ways of achieving your aims 手段；■伎俩；花招 ,man of 'letters noun a man who is a writer,
or who writes about literature 文人；作家 ,man-of-'war noun {pi. ,men-of-'war) a sailing ship used in
the past for fighting (旧时的）军舰，战舰
manor /'maena(r)/ noun (fir£) 1 (also 'manor house) a large country house
surrounded by land that belongs to it 庄园宅第 2 an area of land with a
manor house on it 庄园；庄园领地 3 (s/fl/7g) an area m which sb
works or for which they are responsible, especially officers at a police
station工作区;（尤指螯察的）管辖区 man-orial /ma'noirial/ adj. typical of or connected
with a manor, especially in the past (尤指旧时）庄园的，采
邑的
man-power /'maenpau8(r)/ noun [U] the number of
workers needed or available to do a particular job ■劳动 力；人手；.人力：a need for
trained/skilled. manpower
对受过培@的/熟练的劳动力的需求◊ a manpower
shortage劳动力短缺