modus operandi

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmodus operandimo‧dus op‧e‧ran‧di /ˌməʊdəs ˌɒpəˈrændi $ ˌmoʊdəs ˌɑːpə-/ noun [singular] formalWAY/MANNER (abbreviation M.O.) a way of doing something that is typical of a particular person or groupExamples from the Corpusmodus operandi• Such a modus operandi would be a severe task for an experienced campaigner, let alone a novice like Forbes.• Life can not possibly function without scale and levels of being; they are part of its modus operandi.• It also gave the opening for reaching a more satisfactory modus operandi with the Writers' Union.• Its typical modus operandi is not to bid but threaten effectively to liquidate the trust, a vote of corporate hara-kiri.Origin modus operandi (1600-1700) Latin “way of operating”

单词	modus operandi
释义	modus operandi From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmodus operandimo‧dus op‧e‧ran‧di /ˌməʊdəs ˌɒpəˈrændi $ ˌmoʊdəs ˌɑːpə-/ noun [singular] formalWAY/MANNER (abbreviation M.O.) a way of doing something that is typical of a particular person or groupExamples from the Corpusmodus operandi• Such a modus operandi would be a severe task for an experienced campaigner, let alone a novice like Forbes.• Life can not possibly function without scale and levels of being; they are part of its modus operandi.• It also gave the opening for reaching a more satisfactory modus operandi with the Writers' Union.• Its typical modus operandi is not to bid but threaten effectively to liquidate the trust, a vote of corporate hara-kiri.Origin modus operandi (1600-1700) Latin “way of operating”
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