behaving

/bih-heyv/US // bɪˈheɪv //UK // (bɪˈheɪv) //

行为举止,行为,行为方式,表现

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb

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be·haved, be·hav·ing.
- : to act in a particular way; conduct or comport oneself or itself: The ship behaves well.
- : to act properly: Did the child behave?
- : to act or react under given circumstances: This plastic behaves strangely under extreme heat or cold.

v.有主动词 verb

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be·haved, be·hav·ing.
- : to conduct or comport in a proper manner: Sit quietly and behave yourself.

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For instance, it might nudge your brain to think or behave in certain ways.
Technology that can change your brain — nudge it to think or behave in certain ways — is especially worrisome to many of our readers.
One public health official said, “If the country had behaved like the state of Vermont, we would have 200,000 fewer deaths.”
With Maria’s help, he finds they need to learn to act like kids rather than learn how to behave as grown ups.
From there, it gathers insights around how those audiences behave and buys ads against them to see how well they perform.
Now, a new observation seems to show that black holes also behave according to their place in the cosmic web.
And given how they behave at moments like this, you can see why that is.
These roles include the whole moral structure of society—how you are to behave; what kind of clothing you are to wear.
So, if his father was like that, and Cumming shares his voracious sexual appetite, how does he behave differently?
No one has to know you have a bunch of dough, and you can behave any way you want.
Do not take a child with you to pay calls, until it is old enough to behave quietly and with propriety.
But Jake shook her up, and told her to behave, as it was a 'Piscopal funeral and not a pra'r meetin'.
She would never tell, no, not even Tessa; but how could she behave towards him as if she did not know?
This time I had my ankus with me, so that in case he should run away again I could prick his neck and make him behave.

/bih-heyv/US // bɪˈheɪv //UK // (bɪˈheɪv) //

行为举止,行为,行为方式,表现

v.无主动词 verb

1
be·haved, be·hav·ing.
- : to act in a particular way; conduct or comport oneself or itself: The ship behaves well.
- : to act properly: Did the child behave?
- : to act or react under given circumstances: This plastic behaves strangely under extreme heat or cold.

v.有主动词 verb

1
be·haved, be·hav·ing.
- : to conduct or comport in a proper manner: Sit quietly and behave yourself.

verbfunction

Synonyms

Antonyms

For instance, it might nudge your brain to think or behave in certain ways.
Technology that can change your brain — nudge it to think or behave in certain ways — is especially worrisome to many of our readers.
One public health official said, “If the country had behaved like the state of Vermont, we would have 200,000 fewer deaths.”
With Maria’s help, he finds they need to learn to act like kids rather than learn how to behave as grown ups.
From there, it gathers insights around how those audiences behave and buys ads against them to see how well they perform.
Now, a new observation seems to show that black holes also behave according to their place in the cosmic web.
And given how they behave at moments like this, you can see why that is.
These roles include the whole moral structure of society—how you are to behave; what kind of clothing you are to wear.
So, if his father was like that, and Cumming shares his voracious sexual appetite, how does he behave differently?
No one has to know you have a bunch of dough, and you can behave any way you want.
Do not take a child with you to pay calls, until it is old enough to behave quietly and with propriety.
But Jake shook her up, and told her to behave, as it was a 'Piscopal funeral and not a pra'r meetin'.
She would never tell, no, not even Tessa; but how could she behave towards him as if she did not know?
This time I had my ankus with me, so that in case he should run away again I could prick his neck and make him behave.