what does it mean by gentleman?
350393
A gentleman is a man who is courteous to a woman.  He will open car doors for her, other doors, take her coat or help her put it on, he will take her hand and help her step out of a car or step off of something.  When walking down the street together, he will walk closest to the street.  He makes her feel special and would not intentionally hurt her.  \n\nMaybe some guys would think this is "wimpy" behavior and some girls wouldn't like this.  I would prefer a gentleman any day!
118464
Because, we, women, always expect the man to be a gentleman. We like it when he shows he wants to make us feel like a queen. To me, a man who lets the lady pay for dinner or for anything on a date is half a man. I have never paid for anything when I went out with a man and I'll\nnever do it.
844075
To understand your words - tell me if this is what want?\nTo rephrase your question:  What does "What is the man?" mean?\n\nI dunno.  Sorry
184457
well i'm not in a relationship but i think its better when the guy says sorry first. it make him look and feel like a man. and you then fall sweetly into his arms. men like that!
310940
politeness, my dear lady/gentleman is necessary at all times.\nIt is considered a virtue\nAnd i advice u to use it, even if u hate americans \n(no offence at all)\nBTW I'm not american
1101753
Generally, yeah, it means a guy is straight but has a gay man's "sense of style" whatever that means.  ;)\n\nSome people try to push it harder than that, make it more of an insult by saying metrosexuals are all effeminate too, but that is hardly the case.  Essentially the term was invented by resentful, non-urban straight guys who questioned the "straightness" of guys who do sorta girly things (body shaving, using shower gels, wear designer clothes and take care of their skin) to look good.\n\nPity it isn't much of an insult, isn't it?  *lol*  :))
869749
nothing!...it's non-sense...something like "Oh look at him! He's an attractive frog-man" (!?!?!?)...but that's after doing a bit of interpreting since the grammar is all scr*wed up!
210384
Or when we say,"You're my man!"  or "Hey, man!" or "Oh, man"  ???\nBlackpeople address one another as "Man" all the time, not resricted to an epithet of good or bad.\nBut when saying, "you The Man!" it means that you are the top dog, Dog.\nDaag!\n   signed: A Blackwoman.
716688
a casual guy, who isn't afraid to have fun.\n(if you're honest, and a great sense of humour that helps too..)
338539
a true gentleman will still be a true gentleman then. \n\nJust single moms who work the same job and do as well or better then men want the same pay, that is all!!! It is the single moms that are raising most of the kids. If the men are true gentlemen they would do what is right. I do realize some do, but many do not!!!\n\nMen have the upper hand some now. I see that changing soon.
299651
A gentleman that treats me "well" and is fun. \n\nBeing a gentleman does not mean he can't be fun.\n\nS.S.
490850
I think it is very interesting to look at an old thesaurus in English, and compare synonyms for the word "man" with synonyms for "woman". \n\nMan= Synonyms bloke [chiefly British], buck, cat [slang], chap [chiefly British], dude, fellow, gent, gentleman, guy, hombre, jack, joker, lad, male\nRelated Words master, mister, sir\n\nWoman=(in old references) jade, harlot, damsel, dame, mistress, hussy, doll, tramp, s1ut, missus, lady, gentler sex, weaker sex, b1tch, female, hysterical\n\nI think that looking at the context of the culture's language tells you a lot about it, too!\n\nAlso, take words that in Hindu have no direct correlation to English concepts, let alone words. Concepts such as "ananda", "karma", "chit", "chakra", "shakti", etc. These are concepts that allow for life to be circular, rather than linear, in nature.
821011
Its what a proper gentleman does.
882152
YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSS! Its only the proper and courteous thing to do! most guys dont even think twice before going inside first! AUGH! Thats so tre annoying! Trust me, you can never go wrong with being a gentleman!
427470
The perfect gentleman is the perfect man.  A gentleman is, first of all, gentle.  He is quiet, dignified but not stuffy, intelligent, amusing, strong, protective, generous, thoughtful, attentive, wise, patient, and just hates to say no to a lady.  He will normally only deny her that which is not good for her, and he will do so with the tenderest of apologies.\n\nIn the bedroom, he is all those things mentioned above, only more so.
408339
He could be called the "first gentleman". Alternatively, he could not have a title at all and just be referred to by name. That was the case for Denis Thatcher when Margaret Thatcher was elected Prime Minister in the UK - he was just "Mr Thatcher".
72120
it means school man in english. Shool man,