在 英语 中使用 Mannerisms 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Bakla and bading are Tagalog words for a man who has feminine mannerisms, or dresses or identifies as a woman.
She meticulously charted the repetition of their shoes and earrings and was quick to pinpoint their mannerisms.
You have lost, Sangh,” said the Gedemondan in almost perfect imitation of Brazil's accent and mannerisms.
They mingled with the real officers so that they could copy their mannerisms, speaking style and even their way of smoking.
STYLEMOG- noun or verb: a subtle set of tactics, mannerisms, backhanded compliments, and responses used to keep a pickup artist dominant in a group.
Many women have body language or mannerisms which give the impression that they are guarded, suspicious, defensive, angry, preoccupied and/or disinterested.
Usually if I'm turned off there's multiple things that don't work such as his build, diet, lifestyle, mannerisms, habits, goals or lack thereof.
Not a static photographic rendition, but a free fluid image that not only captures movements, form and mannerisms, but spirit and power….
All kinds of things like how he carries himself, voice, tone, inflections, mannerisms, eye contact, etc, play into the overall physical attraction.
Victorian Mannerism.
Late Mannerism and early Baroque.
Special attention will be paid to Florentine Renaissance and Italian Mannerism.
Antwerp Mannerism.
It was a mannerism he had when he was angry but had no satisfactory way to act upon it.
Following this came that phase of the late Renaissance called'Mannerism'.
His style fits within the High Renaissance, but distinctly in a transitional stage to 16th Century Florentine and Roman Mannerism.
Topics include the relationship between the visual arts and culture, and artists and their works from Proto-Renaissance, Renaissance, High Renaissance, and Mannerism.
Agnolo Bronzino was a representative of Mannerism, a picturesque trend that arose in the bowels of the High Renaissance that was setting to decline.
In some ways, Baroque art was the apogee of Mannerism, being characterized by large scale extravagant theatricality in both form and subject matter.
The renaissance is divided into the frescoes, also known as Quattrocento, the High Renaissance, followed by Mannerism, which passed into the baroque age.