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oppførselsubst. \/dɪˈpɔːtmənt\/1) (spesielt amer.) oppførsel, opptreden, holdning2) ( spesielt britisk) måte å føre seg på, (kropps)holdning -
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tingkah laku, sikap* * *pengembalian* * *tingkah laku, sikap* * *tingkah laku -
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n.gat (f.) / KHu (f.) / suluuk (m.) -
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de.port.ment[dip'ɔ:tmənt] n comportamento, conduta, procedimento, postura, principalmente no jeito de andar e mover-se. -
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n1) манери, уміння триматися, поведінка2) осанка, постава, виправка3) хім. реакція (на домішки)* * *nманери, уміння поводитися; поведінка; постава; виправка -
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nманери, уміння поводитися; поведінка; постава; виправка -
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n. tavır, davranış, hareket, gidiş* * *tavır -
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[dipɔ:tmənt]noundrža; vedenje, obnašanje -
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n. 1. хүний алхах, гишгэх маяг. 2. зан ааль. -
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n. 태도, 거동, 처신, 행실, 품행, (영)(젊은 여성의)행동 거지 -
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ქცევის, დგომისა და სიარული მანერა; თავის დაჭერა -
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اخلاق، رفتار، سلوك، وضع -
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s vladanje, ponašanje, držanje, stav* * *
ponašanje
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[dɪ'pɔːtmənt]n( behaviour) zachowanie się nt; ( way of walking etc) sposób m poruszania się -
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izturēšanās, uzvešanās -
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држење; однесување -
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n. uppförande; sätt att föra sig -
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s comportament, conducta -
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• držanje; ponašanje; stav; vladanje
См. также в других словарях:
Deportment — De*port ment, n. [F. d[ e]portement misconduct, OF., demeanor. See {Deport}.] Manner of deporting or demeaning one s self; manner of acting; conduct; carriage; especially, manner of acting with respect to the courtesies and duties of life;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
deportment — I noun actions, address, air, appearance, aspect, attitude, bearing, behavior, breeding, carriage, comportment, conduct, decorum, demeanor, dignity, guise, habitus, look, manner, mien, personal bearing, poise, port, posture, practice, presence,… … Law dictionary
deportment — c.1600, from Fr. déportement, from déporter behave (see DEPORT (Cf. deport)) … Etymology dictionary
deportment — 1 *behavior, conduct Analogous words: see those at BEHAVIOR 2 demeanor, *bearing, mien, port, presence Analogous words: *form, formality, ceremony, ceremonial, ritual: *culture, cul … New Dictionary of Synonyms
deportment — [n] carriage, manner of person actions, address, air, appearance, aspect, bearing, behavior, cast, comportment, conduct, demeanor, mien, port, posture, set, stance; concept 633 … New thesaurus
deportment — ► NOUN 1) chiefly Brit. the way a person stands and walks. 2) N. Amer. a person s behaviour or manners … English terms dictionary
deportment — [dē pôrt′mənt, dipôrt′mənt] n. [OFr deportement: see DEPORT] the manner of conducting or bearing oneself; behavior; demeanor SYN. BEARING … English World dictionary
deportment — noun /dɪˈpɔɹt.mənt/ a) bearing; manner of presenting oneself: Her deportment impressed her interviewers. b) conduct; public behavior: ...Edy a … Wiktionary
deportment — [[t]dɪpɔ͟ː(r)tmənt[/t]] N UNCOUNT Your deportment is the way you behave, especially the way you walk and move. [FORMAL] Deportment and poise were as important as good marks for young ladies. Syn: manner … English dictionary
deportment — de|port|ment [dıˈpo:tmənt US o:r ] n [U] [Date: 1600 1700; : French; Origin: déportement, from Old French deporter to behave , from Latin portare to carry ] 1.) BrE the way that someone stands and walks ▪ lessons in manners and deportment 2.) … Dictionary of contemporary English
deportment — noun (U) 1 especially BrE the way that someone stands and walks: As a girl, she had lessons in elocution and deportment. 2 old fashioned especially AmE the way that a person, especially a young woman, behaves in public … Longman dictionary of contemporary English