demeanor in Chinese
demeanor in Chinese is 秉性 — demeanor means a person's outward behavior and manner, including body language and expression.
demeanor in Chinese
秉性
Pronounced: bǐng xìng
(American spelling) The social, non-verbal behaviours (such as body language and facial expressions) that are characteristic of a person.
What does "demeanor" mean?
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noun A person's outward behavior and manner, including body language and expression.
"The judge kept a calm demeanor throughout the trial."
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demeanor in a sentence
- The judge kept a calm demeanor throughout the trial.
- His confident demeanor put the nervous interviewee at ease.
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What is "demeanor" in Chinese?
"demeanor" in Chinese is 秉性. demeanor means: A person's outward behavior and manner, including body language and expression.
How do you pronounce 秉性?
"demeanor" in Chinese is 秉性, pronounced "bǐng xìng".
How do you use "demeanor" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge kept a calm demeanor throughout the trial." In Chinese, "demeanor" is 秉性.
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