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1 behave
behave [bɪ'heɪv]∎ why are you behaving this way? pourquoi agis-tu de cette façon?;∎ to behave badly/well mal/bien se comporter;∎ what a way to behave! quelles manières!;∎ to know how to behave savoir vivre;∎ he behaved badly towards her il s'est mal conduit envers elle;∎ she's behaving very strangely elle se comporte de façon bizarre;∎ she was sorry for the way she'd behaved towards him elle regrettait la façon dont elle l'avait traité(b) (act properly) se tenir bien;∎ will you behave! sois sage!, tiens-toi bien!(c) (function) fonctionner, marcher;∎ she studies how matter behaves in extremes of cold and heat elle étudie le comportement de la matière dans des conditions de froid ou de chaleur extrêmes;∎ the car behaves well on curves la voiture tient bien la route dans les virages;∎ the television hasn't behaved properly since la télévision ne marche pas bien depuis∎ to behave oneself se tenir bien;∎ behave yourself! sois sage!, tiens-toi bien!;∎ to behave itself (machine, clock etc) marcher, fonctionner -
2 behave
A vi1 ( act) [person, group, animal] (naturally, characteristically) se comporter (towards envers) ; ( in given circumstances) se conduire (towards avec, envers) ; he's behaving like an idiot il se conduit comme un idiot ; he behaves like a tyrant il se comporte en tyran ; you didn't have to behave like that! tu n'avais pas à te conduire comme ça! ; what a way to behave! quelle façon de se conduire! ; the supporters behaved well/badly les supporters se sont bien/mal conduits ; he behaved badly towards her il s'est mal conduit envers elle ;2 ( function) [machine, device, substance, system] se comporter.B v refl to behave oneself [person] bien se comporter ; behave yourself! tiens-toi bien! ; is the computer behaving itself? hum est-ce que l'ordinateur marche? -
3 behave
behave [bɪˈheɪv]a. ( = conduct o.s.) se conduire• he behaved well/badly il s'est bien/mal conduit* * *[bɪ'heɪv] 1.intransitive verb [person, group, animal] gen se comporter ( towards envers); [machine, device] se comporter; ( in given circumstances) se conduire ( towards avec, envers)2.to behave oneself — [person] bien se comporter
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4 behave
[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.) (se) conduire bien2) (to act or react: He always behaves like a gentleman; Metals behave in different ways when heated.) (se) comporter•- well- - badly- behaved -
5 appallingly
appallingly [əˈpɔ:lɪŋlɪ]a. [behave] de manière épouvantableb. [difficult, busy] terriblement* * *[ə'pɔːlɪŋlɪ]adverb [behave, treat] de manière épouvantable -
6 decently
decently [ˈdi:səntlɪ]a. ( = properly) convenablement• decently paid/housed correctement payé/logéb. ( = respectably) [dress] convenablement ; [live, bury sb] d'une façon décente ; [behave] décemment* * *['diːsntlɪ]1) ( fairly) [paid, treated, housed] convenablement2) ( respectably) [behave] convenablement3) ( politely) -
7 dreadfully
dreadfully [ˈdredfəlɪ]a. ( = badly) [behave, treat sb] de façon abominable ; [suffer] horriblement• I had a feeling that something was dreadfully wrong j'ai senti que quelque chose de terrible venait de se passerb. ( = very) [boring, late] horriblement* * *['dredfəlɪ]adverb [disappointed, cross, short of money] terriblement; [suffer] affreusement; [behave] abominablement -
8 impeccably
impeccably [ɪmˈpekəblɪ][dress] impeccablement ; [behave] de façon irréprochable* * *[ɪm'pekəblɪ]adverb [dressed] impeccablement; [behave] de façon irréprochable -
9 intolerably
intolerably [ɪnˈtɒlərəblɪ]a. [high, expensive, rude, arrogant] horriblementb. [annoy, disturb, behave] de façon intolérable* * *[ɪn'tɒlərəblɪ]adverb [behave] d'une façon insupportable; [painful, possessive, long] horriblement -
10 primly
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11 properly
properly [ˈprɒpəlɪ]( = correctly) [eat, behave, dress] correctement ; ( = in a seemly way) convenablement* * *['prɒpəlɪ]1) ( correctly) correctement2) ( fully) complètement3) ( adequately) convenablement4) ( suitably) [dressed] correctement -
12 romantically
romantically [rəʊˈmæntɪkəlɪ][behave] amoureusement* * *[rəʊ'mæntɪklɪ]adverb [behave, sing, play] de façon romantique -
13 shabbily
shabbily [ˈ∫æbɪlɪ]a. [dressed] pauvrementb. [behave, treat] avec mesquinerie* * *['ʃæbɪlɪ]adverb [dressed] pauvrement, de façon miteuse; [behave, treat] de manière peu élégante -
14 shamefully
shamefully [ˈ∫eɪmfəlɪ][act, behave, treat] de façon honteuse ; [bad, late] scandaleusement* * *['ʃeɪmfəlɪ]adverb [behave] honteusement; [mistreated] abominablement -
15 similarly
similarly [ˈsɪmɪləlɪ][treat, behave] de la même façon• similarly, we think that... de même, nous pensons que...* * *['sɪmɪləlɪ]adverb [behave, dressed] de la même façon; [elaborate, hostile] aussi (before adj)and similarly,... — et de même,...
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16 strangely
strangely [ˈstreɪndʒlɪ][act, behave] de façon étrange ; [familiar, quiet] étrangement• strangely enough, I have never met her bizarrement, je ne l'ai jamais rencontrée* * *['streɪndʒlɪ]adjective [behave, react] d'une façon étrange; [quiet, empty] étrangementshe looks strangely familiar — c'est curieux, son visage ne m'est pas étranger
strangely enough,... — chose étrange,...
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17 suspiciously
suspiciously [səsˈpɪ∫əslɪ]a. ( = with suspicion) [examine, glance, ask] avec méfianceb. ( = causing suspicion) [behave, act] de manière suspecte• suspiciously high/low prices des prix étrangement élevés/bas• it sounds suspiciously as though he... il y a tout lieu de soupçonner qu'il...* * *[sə'spɪʃəslɪ]1) ( warily) d'un air soupçonneux2) ( oddly) [behave, act] de façon suspecte; [quiet, heavy, keen] étrangement; [clean, tidy] iron étonnamment -
18 unthinkingly
unthinkingly [ˈʌnˈθɪŋkɪŋlɪ][behave] sans réfléchir* * *[ʌn'θɪŋkɪŋlɪ]adverb [behave, react] sans réfléchir -
19 react
[ri'ækt]1) (to behave in a certain way as a result of something: How did he react when you called him a fool?; He reacted angrily to the criticism; Hydrogen reacts with oxygen to form water.) réagir2) ((with against) to behave or act in a certain way in order to show rejection of: Young people tend to react against their parents.) réagir (contre)3) ((with to) to be affected, usually badly, by (a drug etc): I react very badly to penicillin.) réagir (à)•- reaction- reactionary - reactor -
20 considerately
considerately adv [act, behave] de manière attentionnée ; he considerately saved me a seat il m'a aimablement gardé une place ; to behave considerately towards sb avoir des égards pour qn.
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