Vocab Bloom Hub

behave

/bɪˈheɪv/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar como alguém age ou se comporta, especialmente em uma situação específica ou de acordo com regras de conduta.

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Relações da palavra

verb

/bɪˈheɪv/A2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar como alguém age ou se comporta, especialmente em uma situação específica ou de acordo com regras de conduta.

A verb used to indicate the way someone acts or conducts themselves, especially in a particular situation or according to rules of conduct.

  1. Act in a particular wayA2formal

    To act or conduct oneself in a specified manner, especially towards others.

    ptComportar-se

    • The children behaved well during the ceremony.
    • She always behaves professionally in meetings.
    • He behaved like a true gentleman at the dinner.

    Sinônimosactfunctionoperateperform

    Antônimosact upmisbehave

  2. Follow rules or standardsA2formal

    To act in a way that is considered correct or appropriate according to rules or social norms.

    ptComportar-se adequadamente

    • The students were told to behave in the library.
    • If you don't behave, you will be sent to the principal's office.
    • The dog was trained to behave around guests.

    Sinônimoscomplyconformmindobeyobserve

    Antônimosmisbehave

  3. B2formal

    To function or react in a particular way, especially in a scientific or technical context.

    ptComportar-se

    • The chemical behaves differently when heated.
    • The material behaves like a conductor under certain conditions.
    • The system behaves unpredictably when overloaded.

    Sinônimosfunctionoperateperformreactrespondwork

Formas
  • behaved past participle
  • behaved past simple
  • behaving present participle
  • behaves third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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