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Meanings of manner of address in English
Russian
обращение Portuguese
axiónimo Spanish
formula de tratamiento Catalan
tractament protocol·lari Synonyms
Examples for "style"
Examples for "style"
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For years, politicians have promised the public an Australian-style points based system.
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It's the easy reality TV-style reno you can do in actual reality.
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The year of 2011 was easily the year of Solange Knowles style.
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Celtic's free-scoring style in recent months, however, shows no sign of faltering.
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Last year Cheryl was constantly one step ahead in the style stakes.
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The note began, without the usual form of address, in these words:
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This time the note began fondly with a familiar form of address.
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Roderick Westerfield, the letter began abruptly, without the customary form of address.
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He had used, 'du', the informal form of address, of course he had.
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And it is more than merely a polite form of address.
Usage of manner of address in English
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Unconsciously, too, he found himself using the same manner of address as the others.
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Then he realized what it was that was so wrong: he'd gone on using Welch's manner of address.
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Hence George's familiar manner of address.
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Something about her appearance and fierce manner of address alarmed me so much that I could only answer feebly:
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Eckermann says Goethe liked it, but Longfellow thought the emperor's manner of address had a touch of insolence in it.
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Despite his admiring glances, and his deep expressions of gratitude, Stephens gradually began to resume his old playful manner of address.
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For instance, he could always be trusted to enter or leave a room without awkwardness, and his manner of address was perfect.
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He was a slightly built and apparently town-bred man of twenty-eight or thirty; his manner of address was at once careless and conciliatory.
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Her manner of addressing us spoke of all sorts of deep diffidences.
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Peter found afterwards that this was her invariable manner of addressing a new-comer.
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His manner of addressing them was simple and direct.
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Selina's discourteous manner of addressing her she could ignore.
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There was almost something approaching to a manifestation of emotion in his manner of addressing her.
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This manner of addressing him excited his choler.
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Her manner of addressing Prince Leopold was always as affectionate as it was simple-'Mylove;' and his always, 'Charlotte.'
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"For your information," he bawled, "the correct manner of address is 'Very well.'"
Translations for manner of address
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