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behavior[bi5heivjE]n.举止, 行为behaviorbe.hav.iorAHD:[b¹-h³v“y…r] D.J.[b!6he!vj*]K.K.[b!6hevj+]n.（名词）The manner in which one behaves.行为：指人行动的方式Psychology The actions or reactions of persons or things in response to external or internal stimuli.【心理学】 生物习性：人或物对内部或外部刺激所做出的行为与反应Middle English behavour 中古英语 behavour from behaven [to behave] on the model of havour [behavior] from Old French avoir from avoir [to have] 源自 behaven [行动] 仿照 havour [行为] 源自 古法语 avoir 源自 avoir [具有] * see behave *参见 behavebehav“ioraladj.（形容词）behav“iorallyadv.（副词）behavior,conduct,deportmentThese nouns all pertain to a person's actions as they constitute a means of evaluation by others.这些名词在构成他人评价的方式时都与人的动作有关。 Behavior is the most general: Behavior 是最通用的： time off for good behavior;现在可以无拘无束；on their best behavior;举止出众；guilty of contemptible behavior.为可耻的行为而感到追悔。Conduct applies to actions considered from the standpoint of morality and ethics: Conduct 指由伦理道德角度来看的行动： “The fate of unborn millions will now depend . . . on the courage and conduct of this army” (George Washington). “尚未出生的数以百万人的命运就取决于这支军队的勇气和行动” （乔治·华盛顿）。 “Life, not the parson, teaches conduct” (Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.).“是生活而不是牧师，告诉人们该如何行动” （小奥立弗·温德尔·霍姆斯）。 Deportment more narrowly pertains to actions measured by a prevailing code of social behavior: Deportment 指更局限于受社会行为准则评价的行为举止： “[Old Mr. Turveydrop] was not like anything in the world but a model of Deportment” (Charles Dickens). “ 是世界上行为的楷模” （查尔斯·狄更斯）behaviorbe.hav.iorAHD:[b¹-h³v“y…r] D.J.[b!6he!vj*]K.K.[b!6hevj+]n.The manner in which one behaves.Psychology The actions or reactions of persons or things in response to external or internal stimuli.Middle English behavour from behaven [to behave] on the model of havour [behavior] from Old French avoir from avoir [to have] * see behave behav“ioraladj.behav“iorallyadv.behavior ,conduct ,deportment These nouns all pertain to a person's actions as they constitute a means of evaluation by others. Behavior is the most general: time off for good behavior;on their best behavior;guilty of contemptible behavior.Conduct applies to actions considered from the standpoint of morality and ethics: “The fate of unborn millions will now depend . . . on the courage and conduct of this army” (George Washington). “Life, not the parson, teaches conduct” (Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.). Deportment more narrowly pertains to actions measured by a prevailing code of social behavior: “[Old Mr. Turveydrop] was not like anything in the world but a model of Deportment” (Charles Dickens).behaviour[bi5heivjE]n.行为, 举止, 习性behaviourbe.hav.iourAHD:[b¹-h³v“y…r] D.J.[b!6he!vj*]K.K.[b!6hevj+]n.Chiefly British （名词）【多用于英国】 Variant of behavior behavior的变体behaviourbe.hav.iourAHD:[b¹-h³v“y…r] D.J.[b!6he!vj*]K.K.[b!6hevj+]n.Chiefly British Variant of behavior
