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manner Significado & definición

0 the way something happens or something is done -- manera
- They dealt with the problem in a very efficient manner.
1 the way in which a person talks and behaves with other people -- manera de ser
- She has a very friendly manner.
2 ways of behaving with other people -- modales
- It is bad manners to be late.
3 a way of behaving -- actitud [ feminine, singular ]
- a friendly/cold manner una actitud amistosa/fría
4 the way sth is done or happens -- manera [ feminine, singular ]
- The manner of her death remains a mystery. La forma de su muerte sigue siendo un misterio.
- It has been organized in a different manner this year. Se ha organizado de un modo diferente este año.
5 socially acceptable ways of behaving -- modales
- parents teaching their children manners padres enseñando modales a sus hijos
- It’s bad manners to put your elbows on the dining table. Es de mala educación poner los codos en la mesa del comedor.

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