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1 behavior
behavior, behaviour[bi´heiviə] n 1. държание, поведение, маниери; proper \behavior добро държание; to put s.o. on his good \behavior предупреждавам някого да се държи добре; to be on s.o.'s good ( best) \behavior старая се да се държа добре; правя поведение; 2. тех. режим (на работа); състояние; свойство; характеристики. -
2 behavior modification
behavior modification, behaviour modification[bi´heivjə¸mɔdifi´keiʃən] n псих. система за промяна на поведението и отношението към хората въз основа на личната мотивация. -
3 behavior therapy
behavior therapy, behaviour therapy[bi´heivjə¸uerəpi] n псих. програма, насочена към освобождаване от нежелани поведенчески модели и заменянето им с нови. -
4 contempt
{kən'tempt}
1. презрение (for)
to have/hold in CONTEMPT презирам
to bring someone into CONTEMPT карам да презират някого
to fall into CONTEMPT навличам/спечелвам си презрение
in CONTEMPT of въпреки, без да обръщам внимание на
2. неуважение, оскърбление
CONTEMPT of court юр. неуважение към съда
familiarity breeds CONTEMPT фамилиарността поражда презрение* * *{kъn'tempt} n 1. презрение (for); to have/hold in contempt презирам* * *оскърбление; презрение; неуважение;* * *1. contempt of court юр. неуважение към съда 2. familiarity breeds contempt фамилиарността поражда презрение 3. in contempt of въпреки, без да обръщам внимание на 4. to bring someone into contempt карам да презират някого 5. to fall into contempt навличам/спечелвам си презрение 6. to have/hold in contempt презирам 7. неуважение, оскърбление 8. презрение (for)* * *contempt[kən´tempt] n 1. презрение ( for); to have \contempt for презирам; to show \contempt for отнасям се с презрение към, не зачитам; behavior held in \contempt поведение, заслужаващо презрение; an object of \contempt достоен за презрение; to bring s.o. into \contempt карам да презират някого; to fall into \contempt, to incur the \contempt of навличам (спечелвам) си презрението на; beneath \contempt който не заслужава дори презрение; in \contempt of въпреки, без да обръщам внимание на; 2. неуважение, оскърбление; \contempt of court юрид. неуважение на съда.
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