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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "behavior" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 25 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
behavior comportamiento [m]
behavior conducta [f]
General
behavior proceder [m]
behavior camino [m]
behavior porte [m]
behavior proceder [m]
behavior tratamiento [m]
behavior trato [m]
behavior actitud [f]
behavior actuación [f]
behavior línea [f]
behavior maneras [f/pl]
behavior andar [m]
behavior comporte [m]
behavior funcionamiento [m]
behavior degenerio [m] HN
behavior modable [m] SVrur.
behavior onda [f] HNNIAR
behavior comportación [f] VEdisused
Colloquial
behavior partida [f]
Law
behavior porte [m]
behavior disciplina [f]
Engineering
behavior modo de ser
Medicine
behavior conducta [f]
Mechanics
behavior marcha [f]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "behavior" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 150 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
behavior [us] porte [m]
model of behavior dechado [m]
bad behavior trato de cuerda [m]
behavior of african people africanidad [f]
indecorous behavior chulada [f]
childish behavior monada [f]
informal behavior familiaridades [f/pl]
someone who has inconstant behavior camaleón [m]
good behavior orden [m]
arbitrary behavior comportamiento arbitrario [m]
amoral behavior comportamiento amoral [m]
solemn behavior solemnidad [f]
a voluntary behavior volición [f]
childish behavior monada [f]
behavior correction corrección de comportamiento [f]
affectional behavior conducta cariñosa [f]
affectional behavior conducta afectuosa [f]
an aberrant behavior una conducta aberrante [f]
amoral behavior conducta amoral [f]
arbitrary behavior conducta arbitraria [f]
someone that engages in provocative behavior provocador [m/f]
pertaining to behavior del comportamiento [adj]
behavior oriented conductista [adj]
behavior oriented orientado al comportamiento [adj]
improve one's habits or behavior cambiar de conducta [v]
be out in a year with good behavior salir (de la cárcel) en un año por buen comportamiento [v]
indicates that someone's behavior is worth noticing si no un récord, es un buen average [expr] CU
a reply to arrogant behavior ni que fueras un culazo [expr] NICR
correct behavior buena letra [n] BOPY
a rational behavior una conducta lógica
a rational behavior un comportamiento lógico
a rational behavior una conducta racional
a rational behavior un comportamiento racional
a reasonable behavior una conducta razonable
a reasonable behavior un comportamiento lógico
a reasonable behavior un comportamiento razonable
a reasonable behavior una conducta lógica
a reasonable behavior un proceder lógico
aberrant behavior conducta anómala
aberrant behavior conducta atípica
aberrant behavior conducta aberrante
behavior pattern modelo de comportamiento
pattern of behavior modelo de comportamiento
behavior pattern el patrón de comportamiento
pattern of behavior el patrón de comportamiento
impertinent behavior desmandamiento [m]
roughness of behavior hazteallá [m]
frantic behavior of mad people loquesca [f]
behavior [us] comportamiento [m]
annoying behavior mitote [m] MX
imitating the behavior or habits of a generation before achibolado (de chibola) [m] PE
person with rude manners and behavior atarván [m] CO
group behavior apatotamiento [m] CL
aggressive and challenging behavior aniñado [m] CL
immoral behavior degenere [m] HNNIPR
behavior outside of society's norms derrape [m] COVE
over-the-top behavior to the point one loses their dignity descule [m] CR
uninhibited behavior desgorre [m] HNteen
uninhibited behavior desguavile [m] HNteen
depraved behavior degenere [m] HNNIPR
man with fussy or affected customs and behavior cuico [m] CL
joyful and festive behavior that is characteristic of cubans cubaneo [m] CU
behavior and set of values typical of or associated with the upper social class cuiquismo [m] CL
tendency to follow the behavior and values of the upper classes cuiquismo [m] CL
someone who is of the lower social class, with vulgar behavior, and an extravagant way of dressing cumiento [m] CL
rude behavior chancleteo [m] CU
person who accompanies another in order to protect them and monitor their behavior chaperón (francés) [m] SVNICUPRECPECL
behavior of someone who pretends to feel something one does not farsanteo [m] BOCL
sentiment or behavior typical of popular art folclorismo [m] DOECBOCL
an indian fighter cock with the appearance of a female but behavior of a rooster gallo gallina [m] HN
an indian fighter cock with the appearance of a female but behavior of a rooster gallogallina [m] HN
teacher responsible for a group of students' behavior and academic training consejero [m] PA
vulgar behavior cochuso [m] CUrare
vulgar behavior cochuzo [m] CU
vulgar behavior or of rude manners cochuzo [m] CUrarederog.
reproachable behavior of a person or institution huayralevismo [m] BOderog.
person with high social class behavior or manners jailón [m] BOderog.
capricious behavior mañoseo [m] PEBOCL
punishment given to a child for bad behavior martín callado [m] HNSV
nouveau riche behavior nuevorriquismo [m] CLderog.
nouveau riche behavior nuevorriquismo [m] VEderog.
proud, arrogant, or conceited behavior pecho de paloma [m] CL
irresponsible behavior pataneo [m] CLderog.
behavior of an uncultured, wealthy, and boastful person rastacuerismo [m] ARcult
behavior of an uncultured, wealthy, and boastful person rastacuerismo [m] MXUYVEEC
behavior of an uncultured, wealthy, and boastful person rastacuerismo [m] PEdisused
pompous behavior rastacuerismo [m] ARcult
pompous behavior rastacuerismo [m] MXUYVEEC
pompous behavior rastacuerismo [m] PEdisused
censorship of behavior through hints rastrillazo [m] CU
educated behavior roce social [m] MXDOdisused
behavior typical of a young rap fan reparterismo [m] CU
good behavior [us] educación [f]
imitating the behavior or habits of a generation before achibolada (de chibola) [f] PE
attitude or behavior typical of an adeco (supporter of the democratic action party) adecada [f] VE
rude behavior altanería [f] HNNIPACOVEBOUY
sudden and thoughtless behavior of a person atarantazón [f] CR
person with rude manners and behavior atarvana [f] CO
wicked, shameless behavior badulacada [f] PECLAR
wicked, shameless person behavior badulaqueada [f] CL
apathetic behavior boludez [f] UY
immature adult behavior borregada [f] UY
childish behavior borregada [f] UY
kindness, honesty, friendliness and simplicity in behavior interpreted as the idiosyncrasy of the people of the state of campeche campechanidad [f] MX
woman with fussy or affected customs and behavior cuica [f] CL
person of the lower social class, with vulgar behavior, and an extravagant way of dressing cuma [f] CLderog.
someone who is of the lower social class, with vulgar behavior, and an extravagant way of dressing cumienta [f] CL
affected behavior typical of a cowardly or homosexual man cundanguería [f] CUdisused
behavior or action typical of a happy or mischievous person cundería [f] PE
object or behavior considered to be in bad taste charrería [f] PR
person who accompanies another in order to protect them and monitor their behavior chaperona (francés) [f] SVNICUPRECPECL
behavior of lovers chillería [f] PR
brazen behavior or attitude cara de raja [f] CL
vulgar or crude behavior cholada [f] PA
shameless behavior or attitude cara de raja [f] CL
odd behavior chiripiorca [f] MXPRPY
hypocritical or disloyal behavior falluteada [f] BOARUY
hypocritical or disloyal behavior fallutada [f] ARUY
hypocritical or disloyal behavior fallutería [f] ARUY
sayings or behavior typical of hondurans catrachada [f] HNNI
abusive behavior fuerteza [f] HN
behavior of smug or presumptuous people who act in an affected or fufurufada [f] SV
crude behavior revealing a lack of knowledge of modern life guajirada [f] CU
behavior or way of speaking of a spaniard gachupinada [f] MXderog.
woman with manly behavior gallaruza [f] DOrare
gang with a tendency towards aggressive behavior or crime ganga (inglés gang) [f] USSVDOPR
behavior or way of speaking typical of someone from the us gringada [f] CRDOPRVE
unacceptable behavior that causes irritation cripería [f] PRteen
female teacher responsible for a group of students' behavior and academic training consejera [f] PA
effeminate behavior huecada [f] GTderog.
bad behavior inconducta [f] DOPEBOPYcult
person with high social class behavior or manners jailona [f] BOderog.
behavior of a pampered person ñoñera [f] VE
spoiled behavior ñañequería [f] PA
inappropriate behavior metida [f] MX
effeminate behavior pajarería [f] CUDO
effeminate behavior patería [f] PRderog.
childish behavior pechoñería [f] BOCLderog.
childish behavior plaga [f] GT
behavior of a homosexual man playada [f] CR
negative behavior picuencia [f] CU
homosexual behavior puñalada [f] HN
rude behavior runchería [f] PA
behavior or saying typical of gay men rosquetería [f] PE
vulgar saying or behavior of rude or uneducated people rotada (inglés ruptured) [f] CL
insolent behavior vagabundería [f] DO
insolent behavior vagamundería [f] PADO
behavior or attitude characteristic of italians tanada [f] ARUY
exemplary behavior bandidencia [f] NI
behavior to make an example of bandidencia [f] NI