Definition of good manners in English:

good manners

plural noun

Polite or well-bred social behaviour.
it's nice to meet a young man with such good manners
Example sentencesExamples
- He was placid and easy-going, with good manners.
- I believed, erroneously, that an appeal to good manners would win the day.
- Good manners always prevent anyone from hearing them.
- The pursuit of excellence should not be confused with good manners.
- Good manners go a long way in any culture.
- Good manners are of vital importance in the desert.
- First, there is the question of good manners.
- You've instructed them on good manners at home.
- Having good manners yourself doesn't give you a licence to correct everyone else.
- He's very civilized and has very good manners.
- Good manners were an essential part of our upbringing.
- He once declared that his chief aim was to improve good manners throughout the school.
- Jacqui stressed that most good manners make good sense.
- Harriet, in her late 60s, flaunted only good manners.
- Peter, for all his good manners, seems particularly dull.
- Whenever she was around Erik, good manners were lost to her.
- Along with good manners, it pretty much expired politically in Canada this week.
- I want to use this occasion to praise you all for the good manners you showed in front of my protégés.
- He was a rather sweet child with remarkably good manners.
- Yet in my opinion, little attention is paid by elementary education or parents to the forming of good manners.

Definition of good manners in US English:

good manners

plural noun

Polite or well-bred social behavior.
it's nice to meet a young man with such good manners
Example sentencesExamples
- I believed, erroneously, that an appeal to good manners would win the day.
- Peter, for all his good manners, seems particularly dull.
- Having good manners yourself doesn't give you a licence to correct everyone else.
- Whenever she was around Erik, good manners were lost to her.
- Good manners are of vital importance in the desert.
- He once declared that his chief aim was to improve good manners throughout the school.
- Good manners go a long way in any culture.
- He was placid and easy-going, with good manners.
- Good manners were an essential part of our upbringing.
- You've instructed them on good manners at home.
- He's very civilized and has very good manners.
- Yet in my opinion, little attention is paid by elementary education or parents to the forming of good manners.
- First, there is the question of good manners.
- The pursuit of excellence should not be confused with good manners.
- He was a rather sweet child with remarkably good manners.
- Harriet, in her late 60s, flaunted only good manners.
- Jacqui stressed that most good manners make good sense.
- Good manners always prevent anyone from hearing them.
- I want to use this occasion to praise you all for the good manners you showed in front of my protégés.
- Along with good manners, it pretty much expired politically in Canada this week.

单词	good manners
释义	Definition of good manners in English: good manners plural noun Polite or well-bred social behaviour. it's nice to meet a young man with such good manners Example sentencesExamples He was placid and easy-going, with good manners. I believed, erroneously, that an appeal to good manners would win the day. Good manners always prevent anyone from hearing them. The pursuit of excellence should not be confused with good manners. Good manners go a long way in any culture. Good manners are of vital importance in the desert. First, there is the question of good manners. You've instructed them on good manners at home. Having good manners yourself doesn't give you a licence to correct everyone else. He's very civilized and has very good manners. Good manners were an essential part of our upbringing. He once declared that his chief aim was to improve good manners throughout the school. Jacqui stressed that most good manners make good sense. Harriet, in her late 60s, flaunted only good manners. Peter, for all his good manners, seems particularly dull. Whenever she was around Erik, good manners were lost to her. Along with good manners, it pretty much expired politically in Canada this week. I want to use this occasion to praise you all for the good manners you showed in front of my protégés. He was a rather sweet child with remarkably good manners. Yet in my opinion, little attention is paid by elementary education or parents to the forming of good manners. Definition of good manners in US English: good manners plural noun Polite or well-bred social behavior. it's nice to meet a young man with such good manners Example sentencesExamples I believed, erroneously, that an appeal to good manners would win the day. Peter, for all his good manners, seems particularly dull. Having good manners yourself doesn't give you a licence to correct everyone else. Whenever she was around Erik, good manners were lost to her. Good manners are of vital importance in the desert. He once declared that his chief aim was to improve good manners throughout the school. Good manners go a long way in any culture. He was placid and easy-going, with good manners. Good manners were an essential part of our upbringing. You've instructed them on good manners at home. He's very civilized and has very good manners. Yet in my opinion, little attention is paid by elementary education or parents to the forming of good manners. First, there is the question of good manners. The pursuit of excellence should not be confused with good manners. He was a rather sweet child with remarkably good manners. Harriet, in her late 60s, flaunted only good manners. Jacqui stressed that most good manners make good sense. Good manners always prevent anyone from hearing them. I want to use this occasion to praise you all for the good manners you showed in front of my protégés. Along with good manners, it pretty much expired politically in Canada this week.
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