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['mænə]n1) спо́сіб; ме́тодdone in the best manner — зро́блений якнайкра́ще
2) мане́ра ( поведінки тощо)good manners — хоро́ші мане́ри
bad manners — пога́ні мане́ри
3) pl зви́чаї4) стиль, мане́ра (у мистецтві, літературі)5) рід, сортall manner of plants — усі́ ви́ди росли́н
••in a manner — до пе́вної мі́ри
by no manner of means — ні в я́кому ра́зі
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