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1 behave
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2 behave
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3 behave
1. intransitive verb1) sich verhalten; sich benehmenhe behaves more like a friend to them — er behandelt sie mehr wie Freunde
behave well/badly — sich gut/schlecht benehmen
behave well/badly towards somebody — jemanden gut/schlecht behandeln
2. reflexive verbwell-/ill- or badly/nicely behaved — brav/ungezogen/lieb (ugs.)
* * *[bi'heiv]1) (to act in a suitable way, to conduct oneself (well): If you come, you must behave (yourself); The child always behaves (himself) at his grandmother's.) sich benehmen2) (to act or react: He always behaves like a gentleman; Metals behave in different ways when heated.) sich verhalten•- academic.ru/6281/behaviour">behaviour- well- - badly- behaved* * *be·have[bɪˈheɪv]I. vi1. peoplehow did he \behave towards you? wie hat er sich dir gegenüber verhalten?to \behave badly/well sich akk schlecht/gut benehmen\behave! benimm dich!II. vt* * *[bI'heɪv]1. visich verhalten; (people also) sich benehmen; (children also) sich betragen, sich benehmen; (= be good) sich benehmento behave well/badly — sich gut/schlecht benehmen
what a way to behave! — was für ein Benehmen!
to behave badly/well toward(s) sb — jdn schlecht/gut behandeln
to behave irresponsibly toward(s) sb —
can't you make your son/dog behave? — kannst du deinem Sohn/Hund keine Manieren beibringen?
2. vrcan't you make your son/dog behave himself/itself? — kannst du deinem Sohn/Hund keine Manieren beibringen?
* * *behave [bıˈheıv]A v/i1. sich (gut) benehmen, sich zu benehmen wissen:he can’t behave er kann sich nicht (anständig) benehmenB v/t behave o.s. sich (gut) benehmen:behave yourself! benimm dich!* * *1. intransitive verb1) sich verhalten; sich benehmenbehave well/badly — sich gut/schlecht benehmen
behave well/badly towards somebody — jemanden gut/schlecht behandeln
well-/ill- or badly/nicely behaved — brav/ungezogen/lieb (ugs.)
2) (behave well) brav sein; sich benehmen2. reflexive verb* * *(oneself) well expr.sich anständig benehmen ausdr. v.benehmen v.sich benehmen v.sich verhalten v.verhalten v. -
4 behave
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5 behave
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6 behave
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7 behave
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8 behave in a strange fashion
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9 behave like a pig
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10 Behave yourself!
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11 behave badly
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12 behave like a barbarian / barbarians
English-German idiom dictionary > behave like a barbarian / barbarians
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13 behave like a boor / savage
English-German idiom dictionary > behave like a boor / savage
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14 behave oneself well
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15 behave
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16 He doesn't know how to behave.
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17 he doesn't know how to behave himself
English-German idiom dictionary > he doesn't know how to behave himself
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18 teach someone how to behave
English-German idiom dictionary > teach someone how to behave
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19 that's no way to behave
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20 badly
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