mannerisms in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for mannerisms in the English»Spanish Dictionary

mannerism [Am ˈmænəˌrɪzəm, Brit ˈmanərɪz(ə)m] N

1. mannerism C:

mannerism (peculiarity, habit)

peculiaridad f

mannerism (gesture)

gesto m

2. mannerism U:

Mannerism ARCHIT, ART

manierismo m

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mimic voice/mannerisms/accent

imitar

mimic voice/mannerisms/accent

remedar

affect mannerism/accent

afectar

affect mannerism/accent

adoptar

unconscious habit/mannerism/act

involuntario

unconscious habit/mannerism/act

inconsciente

overdo hospitality/mannerism/makeup

exagerar

overdo hospitality/mannerism/makeup

pasarse con inf

Translations for mannerisms in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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manierismo

mannerism

un pintor de estilo viciado

a painter whose style is marred by certain mannerisms

mannerisms in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for mannerisms in the English»Spanish Dictionary

mannerism [ˈmænərɪzəm] N

mannerism

amaneramiento m

Translations for mannerisms in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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mannerisms

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English

However, it is most likely the same character, and not another individual, due to the similarities in speech and mannerisms.

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Gone are most of the inane mannerisms, pouts, wiggles and giggles.

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He is an exquisite of the first degree, composed of delicate mannerisms and niceties of dress; with a languid manner and a soft voice.

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She learned about being a character actor in stock, along with adapting her voice and mannerisms to each new role.

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His irony-tinged voice and signature droll delivery, gallows humour, iconic image and mannerisms became instantly recognisable and were often the subject of parody.

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Fortunately he is the spitting image of the archduke and had previously studied his background, voice, and mannerisms.

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He was renowned for his bawdy humor, crisp diction, and confident vocal mannerisms.

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She acquires a sophisticated wardrobe and, through his offhand comments about attractive women, sheds her provincial mannerisms, even as she struggles with the moral implications of being a kept woman.

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The head is to be bowed with all mannerisms applicable in a traditional funeral.

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Her get-up is weird and illogical for the milieu in which she lives and her farcical mannerisms clash with the ugly realism of the theme.

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