mannered
mannered 英 [ˈmænəd] 美 [ˈmænərd]
adj. 矫饰的；守规矩的；矫揉造作的
I was seated next to an extremely ill-mannered girl, so I figured it was her, and thought to myself that if it happened again, I'd tell her off. 我发现坐在我旁边的女孩的行为举止非常的怪异，因此我认为是她有狐臭，并默默对自己说如果再有狐臭味我就让她走。
- If someone calls you mannered, it's really not a compliment. It means that the way you act seems artificial or exaggerated. Chill out.
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- adj. 矫饰的；守规矩的；矫揉造作的
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1. I was seated next to an extremely ill-mannered girl, so I figured it was her, and thought to myself that if it happened again, I'd tell her off.
我发现坐在我旁边的女孩的行为举止非常的怪异，因此我认为是她有狐臭，并默默对自己说如果再有狐臭味我就让她走。
- mannered (adj.) mid-15c., "having manners" of one kind or another, from manner. Later, especially, "well-mannered." Compare mannerable "well-mannered" (late 15c.).
man·nered / ˈmænəd ; NAmE ˈmænərd / adjective 1 ( disapproving) (of behaviour, art, writing, etc. 行为、艺术、写作等 ) trying to impress people by being formal and not natural 矫揉造作的；不自然的 SYN affected 2 -mannered ( in compounds 构成复合词 ) having the type of manners mentioned 态度…的；举止…的 ◆ a bad-mannered child 没有礼貌的孩子 ☞see also ill-mannered , mild-mannered , well mannered man·nered / ˈmænəd ; NAmE ˈmænərd /
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