disciplined

• Describe a una persona que muestra un comportamiento controlado y sigue reglas o un sistema de entrenamiento, o que actúa con autodominio y constancia.

Describes a person who shows controlled behavior and follows rules or a system of training.

1. Controlled behaviorB2formal

   Showing the ability to control one's behavior, actions, and emotions according to rules or a set of standards.

   Disciplinado

   • She is a very disciplined student who always completes her homework on time.
   • The soldiers were highly disciplined and followed every order precisely.
   • A disciplined approach to diet and exercise is essential for good health.

   Sinónimoscontrolledrestrainedself-possessedtemperate

   Antónimosdisorderlyrecklessuncontrolledundisciplined

2. Trained or regulatedB2formal

   Having undergone training that results in orderly and efficient behavior.

   Disciplinado (entrenado y regulado)

   • The team's disciplined defense prevented the opponent from scoring.
   • He maintained a disciplined schedule to meet all his deadlines.
   • A disciplined mind can focus better on complex tasks.

   Sinónimoscontrolledmethodicalorderlypunctiliousregulatedrigoroussystematictrained

   Antónimoschaoticdisorderlyuncontrolledundisciplinedunrulywild

• Verbo que significa enseñar a alguien a obedecer reglas o un código de conducta, o castigar a alguien por violar dichas reglas.

A verb used to indicate the act of training someone to obey rules or a code of behavior, or to punish someone for breaking rules.

1. Train or control behaviorB2formal

   To train someone to obey rules or a code of behavior, often using punishment to correct disobedience.

   disciplinar

   • Parents must discipline their children with love and consistency.
   • The coach disciplined the team for arriving late to practice.
   • She disciplined herself to study for two hours every day.

   Sinónimoscontrolcorrectdrilleducategoverninstructregulateschoolteachtrain

   Antónimosindulgeneglectpamperspoil

2. Punish or correctB2formal

   To punish someone for breaking rules or behaving badly.

   Castigar o corregir

   • The teacher disciplined the student for cheating on the exam.
   • He was disciplined by his manager for missing deadlines.
   • The army disciplined the soldier for insubordination.

   Sinónimoscastigatechastenchastisecorrectpunish

   Antónimosforgivepraisereward

3. Self-controlB2formal

   To control one's own behavior, emotions, or desires in order to achieve a goal.

   Autodisciplina

   • He disciplined his mind to stay focused during meditation.
   • She disciplined herself to save money each month.
   • They disciplined their eating habits to improve their health.

   Sinónimosbridlecheckcontrolcurbgovernmastermoderateregulaterestrain

   Antónimosimpulsivenessindulgenceself-indulgence