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单词 behaviour
释义
behaviour
noun
UK(USbehavior)
uk
/bɪˈheɪ.vjər/us
/bɪˈheɪ.vjɚ/
B1[U]
the way that someonebehaves:
行为，举止
Her behaviour is oftenappalling.她的行为举止常常糟糕之极。
He wasnotoriousfor hisviolentandthreateningbehaviour.他因暴力和威胁行为而声名狼藉。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
someone's behaviour
  • behaviourUKYour behaviour today was unacceptable.
  • conductHe was dismissed for inappropriate conduct.
  • comportmentThis scandal raises new questions about the president's comportment.
  • demeanourUKHe has a calm demeanour, even under pressure.
  • mannerHis manner can be condescending.
  • waysGrandma had some funny ways.
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[CorU]biology,chemistry,physics,psychologyspecialized
the way that aperson, ananimal, asubstance, etc.behavesin aparticularsituationor underparticularconditions:
（在某种环境或条件下的）特定行为
Hisresearchinvolvedthestudyofinstinctivebehaviour inbirds.他的研究是关于鸟类本能行为的。
These behaviours can beobservedamong manychildrenwho havelostaparentor otherlovedone.这类行为可能出现在失去了父母或亲人的儿童身上。
More examples
  • He has alwaysdemandedthehigheststandardsof behaviour from hischildren.
  • Thestupidbehaviour of onepupilhasbroughtdiscrediton thewholeschool.
  • Hiscasualbehaviour waswhollyinappropriatefor such aformaloccasion.
  • After a while her behaviour reallybegantoirritateme.
  • I'd justmethisparentsfor the firsttimeso I was on mybestbehaviour.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Behaving, interacting and behaviour
  • as ye sow, so shall ye reapidiom
  • atavism
  • attachment disorder
  • attitude
  • behave
  • carry
  • conduct
  • example
  • humanization
  • humanize
  • interaction
  • ism
  • make niceidiom
  • operant
  • phase
  • presence
  • provincialism
  • sow
  • treat
  • treatment
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Conditions and characteristics
Animal (non-human) behaviour
(Definition ofbehaviourfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

behaviour| Business English

behaviour
noun[U]
UK(USbehavior)
uk
/bɪˈheɪvjər/us
the way that someone or somethingbehavesin aparticularsituation:
A boss's behaviour must beconsistentboth with thelawand withbroadpublicpolicygoals.
the behaviour of sb/sthIn the last fewyears, the behavior of thestockmarketsuggeststhatinvestorsarecautious.
Goodcorporatebehaviourmakes goodcommercialsense.
See also
buying behaviour
customer behaviour
organizational behaviour
(Definition ofbehaviourfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbehaviour

behaviour
The screening system permitted a population approach for quantification of changes in seed population thermalbehaviourin relation to dormancy loss.
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Its qualitativebehaviouris described in terms of its self-similar solutions.
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Indeed, people's social and psychological attributes shape theirbehaviourbut, in many ways,behaviouris only partially predictable.
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Only a slight change was reported in smoking and drinkingbehaviour.
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Parents' own health risk behaviours were correlated with those reported for their children.
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Distinguishing between these two alternative hypotheses has important implications for thebehaviourof political parties.
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In this context heterogeneity may be induced by a combination of hostbehaviour, host genetics and past or current experience of infection.
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Although no formal study of parasitoidbehaviourwas made, the search pattern of the parasitoids in this experiment appeared to be random.
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There remained the question of what sort ofbehaviourthe model should produce.
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Although these terms can be removed by a coordinate transformation to obtain the normal form in (38), it is important to consider their asymptoticbehaviour.
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Perhaps some of the rules of socialbehaviourare instilled in us by a form of teaching which we have all now forgotten.
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The surprisingbehaviourof the surfaces of constant total pressure occurs entirely in the boundary layer.
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The third category includes culturally based value systems about appropriatebehaviourconcerning animals and the environment.
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There is a need to understand the fate andbehaviourof hydrocarbon contaminants in these extreme systems.
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In the ratings made for the subjects when aged from 13 to 16, delinquentbehaviourand ' other problems ' were weakly associated with these symptoms.
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Collocationswithbehaviour

behaviour

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aberrant behaviour
In both groups over-eating was associated with more aberrant behaviour.
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actual behaviour
Many of the studies examined only beliefs and attitudes, notactualbehaviour.
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adaptive behaviour
Why the need to exerciseadaptivebehaviour?
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