英语词汇behaviour的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

behaviour BrE behavior AmE /bɪˈheɪvjə $ -ər/ noun the way that someone behaves and the things that they doadjectivesgood/bad behaviour It is important to reward good behaviour. | The boys were suspended from school for bad behaviour.normal/abnormal behaviour They thought their son’s behaviour was perfectly normal. | Were there any signs of abnormal behaviour?aggressive/violent/threatening behaviour His behavior became increasingly violent.strange behaviour What could be causing her strange behaviour?antisocial behaviour Antisocial behaviour such as spitting and swearing in public will not be tolerated.acceptable/unacceptable behaviour This sort of behavior is completely unacceptable.appropriate/inappropriate behaviour formal (=suitable/not suitable in a situation) Inappropriate behaviour must not be ignored.human/animal behaviour The scientific study of human behaviour is known as psychology. | detailed observations of animal behaviourcriminal behaviour There are many theories as to what causes criminal behavior.sexual behaviour a survey of human sexual behaviourbehaviour + nounsbehaviour problems She teaches children with behaviour problems.verbschange your behaviour also modify your behaviour formal He has no reason to change his behaviour.affect/influence sb’s behaviour The genes we inherit influence our behaviour.examine/observe sb’s behaviour Scientists examined the behaviour of mice injected with the drug.explain sb’s behaviour (=be or give a reason for it) That’s the only way I can explain her behaviour.excuse sb’s behaviour (=make someone’s bad behaviour acceptable) He’s very tired, but that doesn’t excuse his behavior.apologize for sb’s behaviour David apologized for his behaviour towards me.sb’s behaviour gets better/improves His behaviour in school has improved.sb’s behaviour gets worse also sb’s behaviour deteriorates formal Children’s behaviour often deteriorates when they are anxious about something.prepositionssb’s behaviour towards/toward sb She complained about her boss’s inappropriate behavior towards her.phrasesstandards of behaviour The school expects certain standards of behaviour from its students. | It’s a parent’s job to instruct children in acceptable standards of behaviour.a pattern of behaviour Different patterns of behaviour exist in different cultures.be on your best behaviour (=be behaving as well and politely as you can) I want you both to be on your best behaviour at Grandad’s.THESAURUS: behaviour conduct formal the way someone behaves in public or in their job – used mainly in official or legal contexts: Bates was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct (=noisy and violent). | The committee found him guilty of unsatisfactory professional conduct. manner the way someone behaves when they are talking to or dealing with other people, which is shown in their expression, their voice etc: She had a pleasant friendly manner. | Suddenly his whole manner changed, and he started shouting. | His initial manner towards her had been rather formal. demeanour BrE demeanor AmE formal the way someone looks and behaves, which shows you something about their character or feelings: She maintained a calm demeanour at all times. | Wenger’s demeanor suggested that he was not happy with the situation. antics someone’s behaviour – used when you think it is silly, funny, strange, or annoying: The drunken antics of some English football fans have brought shame on the country. | The actor is becoming known for his increasingly bizarre off-screen antics.

词组	behaviour
释义	behaviour BrE behavior AmE /bɪˈheɪvjə $ -ər/ noun the way that someone behaves and the things that they doadjectivesgood/bad behaviour It is important to reward good behaviour. \| The boys were suspended from school for bad behaviour.normal/abnormal behaviour They thought their son’s behaviour was perfectly normal. \| Were there any signs of abnormal behaviour?aggressive/violent/threatening behaviour His behavior became increasingly violent.strange behaviour What could be causing her strange behaviour?antisocial behaviour Antisocial behaviour such as spitting and swearing in public will not be tolerated.acceptable/unacceptable behaviour This sort of behavior is completely unacceptable.appropriate/inappropriate behaviour formal (=suitable/not suitable in a situation) Inappropriate behaviour must not be ignored.human/animal behaviour The scientific study of human behaviour is known as psychology. \| detailed observations of animal behaviourcriminal behaviour There are many theories as to what causes criminal behavior.sexual behaviour a survey of human sexual behaviourbehaviour + nounsbehaviour problems She teaches children with behaviour problems.verbschange your behaviour also modify your behaviour formal He has no reason to change his behaviour.affect/influence sb’s behaviour The genes we inherit influence our behaviour.examine/observe sb’s behaviour Scientists examined the behaviour of mice injected with the drug.explain sb’s behaviour (=be or give a reason for it) That’s the only way I can explain her behaviour.excuse sb’s behaviour (=make someone’s bad behaviour acceptable) He’s very tired, but that doesn’t excuse his behavior.apologize for sb’s behaviour David apologized for his behaviour towards me.sb’s behaviour gets better/improves His behaviour in school has improved.sb’s behaviour gets worse also sb’s behaviour deteriorates formal Children’s behaviour often deteriorates when they are anxious about something.prepositionssb’s behaviour towards/toward sb She complained about her boss’s inappropriate behavior towards her.phrasesstandards of behaviour The school expects certain standards of behaviour from its students. \| It’s a parent’s job to instruct children in acceptable standards of behaviour.a pattern of behaviour Different patterns of behaviour exist in different cultures.be on your best behaviour (=be behaving as well and politely as you can) I want you both to be on your best behaviour at Grandad’s.THESAURUS: behaviour conduct formal the way someone behaves in public or in their job – used mainly in official or legal contexts: Bates was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct (=noisy and violent). \| The committee found him guilty of unsatisfactory professional conduct. manner the way someone behaves when they are talking to or dealing with other people, which is shown in their expression, their voice etc: She had a pleasant friendly manner. \| Suddenly his whole manner changed, and he started shouting. \| His initial manner towards her had been rather formal. demeanour BrE demeanor AmE formal the way someone looks and behaves, which shows you something about their character or feelings: She maintained a calm demeanour at all times. \| Wenger’s demeanor suggested that he was not happy with the situation. antics someone’s behaviour – used when you think it is silly, funny, strange, or annoying: The drunken antics of some English football fans have brought shame on the country. \| The actor is becoming known for his increasingly bizarre off-screen antics.
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