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I. behave [Brit bɪˈheɪv, americ bəˈheɪv] VERBO intr
1. behave person, group, animal:
se comporter (towards envers)
se conduire (towards avec, envers)
he's behaving like an idiot
2. behave (function):
behave machine, device, substance, system:
II. to behave onself VERBO reflex
to behave onself reflex person:
is the computer behaving itself? humor
pompously behave
shiftily behave
decorously behave
sociably behave
primly behave, smile
primly behave, sit
saucily speak, behave
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I. behave [bɪˈheɪv] VERBO intr
1. behave (act):
behave people
behave object, substance
2. behave (act in proper manner):
behave! to child
behave! Brit to adult
3. behave (function):
the TV isn't behaving properly
II. behave [bɪˈheɪv] VERBO trans
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I. behave [bɪ·ˈheɪv] VERBO intr
1. behave (act):
behave people
behave object, substance
2. behave (act in proper manner):
3. behave (function):
the TV isn't behaving
II. behave [bɪ·ˈheɪv] VERBO trans
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Vocabulário de Integração do Ofício Franco-Alemão para a Juventude (OFAJ) "Intégration et égalité des chances"
Present
Ibehave
youbehave
he/she/itbehaves
webehave
youbehave
theybehave
Past
Ibehaved
youbehaved
he/she/itbehaved
webehaved
youbehaved
theybehaved
Present Perfect
Ihavebehaved
youhavebehaved
he/she/ithasbehaved
wehavebehaved
youhavebehaved
theyhavebehaved
Past Perfect
Ihadbehaved
youhadbehaved
he/she/ithadbehaved
wehadbehaved
youhadbehaved
theyhadbehaved
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A decorously seductive glimpse into balletic fandom.
www.culture24.org.uk
The other woman, in nothing more than a decorously feminine hat and a pair of high heels, is in a more passive posture.
www.stuff.co.nz
But the latter could simply be added on as an extra column (the zero group) where they fitted decorously.
www.thehindu.com
Once, it would have been decorously kept from the pages of newspapers, or published only after a long and impassioned discussion.
www.spectator.co.uk
In general, with only occasional exceptions our elected politicians are behaving quite decorously.
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