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1 manier
2 [meervoud] [omgangsvormen] manners♦voorbeelden:iets op zijn eigen manier doen • do something in one's own wayiets op de juiste manier doen • do something properly/the right wayik vind het maar een rare manier van doen • I think it's a pretty strange thing to dohaar manier van doen • her manner/way of behaving, her behaviourhun manier van leven • their way of lifede manier waarop • the way (in which) it is doneop die manier bereik je niks • that will get you nowhereo, op die/zo'n manier • oh, I see! 〈 ook ironisch〉op een fatsoenlijke manier • in a decent manner, decentlyhij probeerde leuk te zijn op zijn manier • he tried to be what he thought was funnyop alle mogelijke manieren • in every possible/conceivable wayop die manier kom je nooit klaar • at this rate you'll never be finishedop de een of andere manier • somehow or otherop de gebruikelijke/die manier • (in) the usual/that waydat is dé manier • that is the right waydat is geen manier (van doen) • that is not the way (to do things/to treat someone)2 goede/geen manieren hebben • have good/no mannershet getuigt van slechte manieren • it shows bad mannerswat zijn dat voor manieren! • what kind of behaviour is that! -
2 galant
♦voorbeelden:1 galante manieren • chivalrous manners, elegant mannershij weet zich altijd galant te gedragen • he always behaves gallantly -
3 galante manieren
galante manierenchivalrous manners, elegant mannersVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > galante manieren
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4 omgangsvormen
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5 zede
♦voorbeelden:een meisje van lichte zeden • a girl of easy virtue -
6 beleefdheid
n. politeness, civility, courtesy, manners -
7 beleefdheidsbezoek
n. visit made for the sake of good manners, courtesy visit -
8 beschaafdheid
n. politeness, courtesy, good manners -
9 bonton
n. bon ton, good manners, courtesy; style which demonstrates good taste -
10 gemanierd
adj. having good manners, courteous, polite -
11 gemaniereerd
adj. mannered, having a certain type of manners; exhibiting certain mannerisms, affected -
12 gentleman
n. gentleman, man of good breeding and manners; aristocrat, nobleman -
13 gewoonten
n. manners, mores -
14 heer
n. sir, mister, title of respect for a man; lord, master, ruler; gentleman, man of good breeding and manners -
15 indecorum
n. indecorum, want of manners, impoliteness, inappropriateness -
16 manieren
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17 tafelmanieren
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18 zeden
n. morals, mores, manners -
19 aanleren
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20 beleefd
♦voorbeelden:het is niet meer dan beleefd te … • it's only common courtesy to …wij verzoeken u beleefd doch dringend … • we urgently request you to …beleefd tegen iemand zijn • be polite to someonedat is niet beleefd • that's bad manners/not politehij had toch zo beleefd kunnen zijn om … • he could have had the (good) grace to …
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manners — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. pl. conduct, behavior, deportment; courtesy, politeness. See fashion. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [Personal behavior] Syn. conduct, deportment, bearing; see behavior 1 . 2. [Polite behavior] Syn. etiquette … English dictionary for students
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