demeanor

n.

行为，举止，态度；

1. I can always gauge it from Phil's demeanor.
   我经常根据菲尔的行为猜测出些什么的。
2. His demeanor is typical of someone who is mentally ill.
   他的行为明显表明他患有精神性的疾病。
3. The old soldier never lost his military demeanor.
   那个老军人从来没有失去军人风度。
4. More than a few teammates have been rubbed the wrong way by Bryant's demeanor.
   不少队友就对科比的行为举止产生了误解。
5. The witness's demeanor in testifying provides useful guidance in making this assessment.
   证人作证时的举止为作出上述判断提供了有用的指导。

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