comport (oneself) with (something)

To act in a particular way. You need to comport yourself with class at the gala tonight, so please stay away from the bar.

comport oneself with some manner

to behave in a certain manner. I hope you are able to comport yourself with better behavior next time. The old man was able to comport himself with dignity.

词组	comport (oneself) with (something)
释义	comport (oneself) with (something) comport (oneself) with (something) To act in a particular way. You need to comport yourself with class at the gala tonight, so please stay away from the bar. See also: comport Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. comport oneself with some manner to behave in a certain manner. I hope you are able to comport yourself with better behavior next time. The old man was able to comport himself with dignity. See also: comport, manner McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: comport comport oneself with some manner help (oneself) to help to work (oneself) up work oneself up work up worked up rub rub elbows with
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