mannerless
- niewychowany, źle wychowany (bez manier)
mannerless przymiotnik
Dodatkowe przykłady dopasowywane są do haseł w zautomatyzowany sposób - nie gwarantujemy ich poprawności.
"No more mannerless than the war within which we find ourselves."
When "the third from now" came, George presented himself before her without any greeting, like a brother, or a mannerless old friend.
Except where her mother had been concerned, John Smith was a mannerless pig.
Please excuse my having intruded in so mannerless a way."
This girl was not only rude and mannerless, but her contemptuous insinuations were too much to bear!
In one anecdote, Bokuden was challenged by a mannerless ruffian.
To this gluttonous, mindless, mannerless feast they left me.
Bunch of mannerless hooligans, smashing up anything they could lay hands on just for jollies.
"You choose an odd and mannerless method."
He feels a kinship with them and their frustrations, the tieups in traffic, the daily grind, the mannerless world of the road.
He is rude and mannerless.
The priestess however found them rowdy and mannerless, and so she handed them over to the imperial court.
Mannerless wenches!
Mannerless wolves!
Mannerless swine!"
Nevertheless, he paused there on the stone path, staring openly at the woman, just as if he were a mannerless gwai loh.
Lytol's face showed his disapproval of such a mannerless entrance and he was about to speak when Jaxom pointed to the fire-lizard.
"Another mannerless child!"
He said sharply-- "Ye mannerless vagrants, is this your recognition of the royal boon I have promised?"
Nessie the mannerless monster by Ted Hughes (Faber, 1964)
"Not if you use the word 'bloody' you aren't," she said in reproof, not wishing the soldiers to think that the holdless were also mannerless.
Had she traveled and studied and suffered and endured and built her art upon experience, for her life to become the plaything of such mannerless infants?
"Dearest Aunty, don't weep or faint--at least not before you've told me who around here owns a white, curly, utterly mannerless, devilish dog?"
The girls laughed, and all rose, for Madam Warburton was a stately old lady, and people involuntarily treated her with great respect, even in this mannerless age.