manner, method, way, mode, fashion, means, approach

名詞 method:

1. a way of doing something, especially a systematic way; implies an orderly logical arrangement (usually in steps)
2. an acting technique introduced by Stanislavsky in which the actor recalls emotions or reactions from his or her own life and uses them to identify with the character being portrayed
   同義詞：method acting

1. I have a simple and easy method.
   我有個簡易的方法。
2. This is not an economical method of heating.
   這不是一種經濟的取暖方式。
3. She has a very scientific method of dealing with political problems.
   她處理政治問題的方法很科學。
4. The teaching method marked a now epoch in education.
   這種教學方法標志著教育的新時代。
5. I went through by a summary method.
   我用簡易的方法通過了。
6. New methods of teaching foreign languages are adopted in this institute.
   該學院采用新的外語教學法。

meth.od

n.（名詞）
A means or manner of procedure, especially a regular and systematic way of accomplishing something:
方法，辦法：過程中的手段或方式，尤指為完成某事的一個經常性的和系統(tǒng)性的方法：
例句：
a simple method for making a pie crust; mediation as a method of solving disputes.See Usage Note at methodology
做餡餅皮的簡單方法；以和解作為解決爭端的方法參見 methodology

Orderly arrangement of parts or steps to accomplish an end:
條理，規(guī)律：為達到一個目標的眾部分或眾步驟的有序的安排：
例句：
random efforts that lack method.
缺乏條理的隨意努力

The procedures and techniques characteristic of a particular discipline or field of knowledge:
程序，技巧：一特定學科或知識領域特有的步驟和技巧：
例句：
This field course gives an overview of archaeological method.
這個實地考察課展示了考古學的研究方法全貌

Method A technique of acting in which the actor recalls emotions and reactions from past experience and uses them in identifying with and individualizing the character being portrayed.
Method 體驗派表演方法：一種表演技巧，演員回憶過去經歷過的情感和反應并利用它們來與所飾角色取得共鳴從而使角色生動鮮明

來源：
Middle English [medical procedure]
中古英語 [醫(yī)療步驟]
from Latin methodus [method]
源自 拉丁語 methodus [方法]
from Greek methodos [pursuit, method]
源自 希臘語 methodos [追求，方法]
meta- [beyond, after] * see meta-
meta- [超越，在…后] *參見 meta-
hodos [way, journey]
hodos [道路，旅行]

<參考詞匯><同義詞>method,system,routine,manner,mode,fashion,wayThese nouns refer to the plans or procedures followed to accomplish a task or attain a goal.
這些名詞指為完成某一任務或達到某一目標而遵循的計劃或步驟。
Method implies a detailed, logically ordered plan:
Method 意指一個詳細的，邏輯有序的計劃：
例句：
.The convention system has its faults, of course, but I do not know of a better method for choosing a presidential nominee. (Harry S Truman).
.傳統(tǒng)的一套當然有它的缺點，但我并不認為有選擇一個總統(tǒng)提名人的更好的辦法. （哈利·S·杜魯門）。

System suggests order, regularity, and coordination of methods,often affecting all parts of a whole:
System 表現(xiàn)的是秩序、規(guī)律、方法的一致性，通常這些影響全局：
例句：
.Of generalship, of strategic system . . . there was little or none. (John Morley).Aroutine is a habitual, often tiresome method:
.提到領導能力，策略方法…少得可憐甚至壓根兒沒有. （約翰·毛利） 。Routine 是一個習慣性的，經常是讓人厭倦的方法：

例句：
.The common business of the nation . . . is carried on in a constant routine by the clerks of the different offices. (Tobias Smollett).
.國家的平常事務…由不同部門的職員按一成不變的常規(guī)來處理. （托比阿斯·斯摩萊特）。

Manner emphasizes a personal or distinctive method of action or procedure:
Manner 強調的是行動或步驟的具個性和獨特性的方法：
例句：
She has a precise, clearly articulated manner of speaking.
她說話用詞精確，表達清楚。

例句：
The basset, in the manner of hunting dogs,dashed across the field, nose to the ground.
短腿獵犬，以獵犬獨有的樣子，在田野里疾跑，鼻子著地。

Mode often denotes a manner influenced by or arising from tradition or custom:
Mode 通常指由傳統(tǒng)或習俗影響或引起的行事方法：
例句：
A nomadic mode of life was typical of many peoples of the Great Plains.
游牧是居住在大平原的很多人典型的生活方式。

Fashion is often synonymous withmanner and mode; it sometimes suggests highly personal, even idiosyncratic behavior:
Fashion 經常與manner 和 mode 同義； 它有時指高度個人化，甚至是獨特的行為：
例句：
The chief of staff issued a series of orders in an arbitrary and abrasive fashion.
辦公室的領導發(fā)布了一系列命令，態(tài)度專制蠻橫。

例句：
She sang, in her own inimitable fashion.
她唱了歌，她的歌喉無可比擬。

Way is the least specific of these terms:
Way 是所有這些詞中專指性最少的一個詞：
例句：
.It is absurd to think that the only way to tell if a poem is lasting is to wait and see if it lasts. (Robert Frost).
.知道一首詩是否不朽的唯一方法是等著看看它是否不朽，這簡直荒謬可笑. （羅伯特·弗羅斯特）。

例句：
.For she and I were long acquainted/And I knew all her ways. (A.E. Housman).
.因為她和我早已認識/我知道她所有的樣子。. (A·E·惠斯曼）