Definition of mild-mannered in English:

mild-mannered

adjective

(of a person) gentle and not given to extremes of emotion.
karate was introduced into Japan by a mild-mannered Okinawan schoolmaster
Example sentencesExamples
- A mild-mannered man is wrongly accused of a crime and sentenced to anger-management treatment.
- Jacob does not know how to react to this headstrong woman who is nothing like the mild-mannered wife he had loved.
- He was mild-mannered and polite, attempting light humour to put me at my ease.
- Presently, Larry is working as a mild-mannered library clerk at a community college in Kingston, Ontario.
- He sounds like a slightly demented five-year-old child, while at the same time looking like anybody's mild-mannered uncle.
- And he is on BBC2 in the evenings now, asking his aggressive questions at mild-mannered members of the public.
- He is too mild-mannered to be a manager; too nice to be nasty.
- This sent my normally mild-mannered father, who was eating dinner at the time, into a rage.
- Softness and that curiously mild-mannered touch dominated Lang Lang's playing.
- One of the most mild-mannered people I know is driven into a frenzy by the fact that there is a caravan parked in a drive just up the road from her.
- Two policemen are filming and photographing the apparently mild-mannered women holding the poster.
- These are startling things to hear from such a quiet, decent, mild-mannered man.
- He was a kind, mild-mannered man who did not like the trials of leadership or the political intrigues of court.
- He's normally mild-mannered, easy-going and a joy to work for.
- But this time it was not the defence secretary who spoke but the normally mild-mannered secretary of state.
- Off the field he is a quietly spoken, mild-mannered person; on the field, he's different.
- After returning, we've reverted back to our normal roles as mild-mannered students.
- Superman may save the world on a regular basis, but he gets to come home and be mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent.
- Even the mild-mannered people out in the provinces are now saying that there will be civil disobedience.
- My mom was mild-mannered compared to that, which was really saying something.

Definition of mild-mannered in US English:

mild-mannered

adjectiveˈmaɪld ˌmænərdˈmīld ˌmanərd

(of a person) gentle and not given to extremes of emotion.
karate was introduced into Japan by a mild-mannered Okinawan schoolmaster
Example sentencesExamples
- Jacob does not know how to react to this headstrong woman who is nothing like the mild-mannered wife he had loved.
- After returning, we've reverted back to our normal roles as mild-mannered students.
- But this time it was not the defence secretary who spoke but the normally mild-mannered secretary of state.
- Off the field he is a quietly spoken, mild-mannered person; on the field, he's different.
- He's normally mild-mannered, easy-going and a joy to work for.
- And he is on BBC2 in the evenings now, asking his aggressive questions at mild-mannered members of the public.
- One of the most mild-mannered people I know is driven into a frenzy by the fact that there is a caravan parked in a drive just up the road from her.
- Even the mild-mannered people out in the provinces are now saying that there will be civil disobedience.
- Presently, Larry is working as a mild-mannered library clerk at a community college in Kingston, Ontario.
- A mild-mannered man is wrongly accused of a crime and sentenced to anger-management treatment.
- Softness and that curiously mild-mannered touch dominated Lang Lang's playing.
- He was a kind, mild-mannered man who did not like the trials of leadership or the political intrigues of court.
- This sent my normally mild-mannered father, who was eating dinner at the time, into a rage.
- Two policemen are filming and photographing the apparently mild-mannered women holding the poster.
- He sounds like a slightly demented five-year-old child, while at the same time looking like anybody's mild-mannered uncle.
- These are startling things to hear from such a quiet, decent, mild-mannered man.
- Superman may save the world on a regular basis, but he gets to come home and be mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent.
- My mom was mild-mannered compared to that, which was really saying something.
- He was mild-mannered and polite, attempting light humour to put me at my ease.
- He is too mild-mannered to be a manager; too nice to be nasty.

单词	mild-mannered
释义	Definition of mild-mannered in English: mild-mannered adjective (of a person) gentle and not given to extremes of emotion. karate was introduced into Japan by a mild-mannered Okinawan schoolmaster Example sentencesExamples A mild-mannered man is wrongly accused of a crime and sentenced to anger-management treatment. Jacob does not know how to react to this headstrong woman who is nothing like the mild-mannered wife he had loved. He was mild-mannered and polite, attempting light humour to put me at my ease. Presently, Larry is working as a mild-mannered library clerk at a community college in Kingston, Ontario. He sounds like a slightly demented five-year-old child, while at the same time looking like anybody's mild-mannered uncle. And he is on BBC2 in the evenings now, asking his aggressive questions at mild-mannered members of the public. He is too mild-mannered to be a manager; too nice to be nasty. This sent my normally mild-mannered father, who was eating dinner at the time, into a rage. Softness and that curiously mild-mannered touch dominated Lang Lang's playing. One of the most mild-mannered people I know is driven into a frenzy by the fact that there is a caravan parked in a drive just up the road from her. Two policemen are filming and photographing the apparently mild-mannered women holding the poster. These are startling things to hear from such a quiet, decent, mild-mannered man. He was a kind, mild-mannered man who did not like the trials of leadership or the political intrigues of court. He's normally mild-mannered, easy-going and a joy to work for. But this time it was not the defence secretary who spoke but the normally mild-mannered secretary of state. Off the field he is a quietly spoken, mild-mannered person; on the field, he's different. After returning, we've reverted back to our normal roles as mild-mannered students. Superman may save the world on a regular basis, but he gets to come home and be mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent. Even the mild-mannered people out in the provinces are now saying that there will be civil disobedience. My mom was mild-mannered compared to that, which was really saying something. Definition of mild-mannered in US English: mild-mannered adjectiveˈmaɪld ˌmænərdˈmīld ˌmanərd (of a person) gentle and not given to extremes of emotion. karate was introduced into Japan by a mild-mannered Okinawan schoolmaster Example sentencesExamples Jacob does not know how to react to this headstrong woman who is nothing like the mild-mannered wife he had loved. After returning, we've reverted back to our normal roles as mild-mannered students. But this time it was not the defence secretary who spoke but the normally mild-mannered secretary of state. Off the field he is a quietly spoken, mild-mannered person; on the field, he's different. He's normally mild-mannered, easy-going and a joy to work for. And he is on BBC2 in the evenings now, asking his aggressive questions at mild-mannered members of the public. One of the most mild-mannered people I know is driven into a frenzy by the fact that there is a caravan parked in a drive just up the road from her. Even the mild-mannered people out in the provinces are now saying that there will be civil disobedience. Presently, Larry is working as a mild-mannered library clerk at a community college in Kingston, Ontario. A mild-mannered man is wrongly accused of a crime and sentenced to anger-management treatment. Softness and that curiously mild-mannered touch dominated Lang Lang's playing. He was a kind, mild-mannered man who did not like the trials of leadership or the political intrigues of court. This sent my normally mild-mannered father, who was eating dinner at the time, into a rage. Two policemen are filming and photographing the apparently mild-mannered women holding the poster. He sounds like a slightly demented five-year-old child, while at the same time looking like anybody's mild-mannered uncle. These are startling things to hear from such a quiet, decent, mild-mannered man. Superman may save the world on a regular basis, but he gets to come home and be mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent. My mom was mild-mannered compared to that, which was really saying something. He was mild-mannered and polite, attempting light humour to put me at my ease. He is too mild-mannered to be a manager; too nice to be nasty.
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