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单词 ↑Bad and wrong behaviour
释义 ↑Bad and wrong behaviour
Bad and wrong behaviour
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 4 SL ↑♯ Bad and wrong behaviour (140) in total
    1. -breaker suffix (NOT OBEY) ↑-breaker
    2. be up to no good INFORMAL ↑be up to no good
    3. abide by sth FORMALphrasal verb with abide verb ↑abide by sth
    4. act upphrasal verb with act verb ↑act up
    5. adhere to sthphrasal verb with adhere verb [I] FORMAL ↑adhere to sth
    6. astray adverb ↑astray
    7. at your worst ↑at your worst
    8. be no angel ↑be no angel
    9. bend the law/rules ↑bend the law/rules
    10. breach noun [C] (BROKEN PROMISE/RULE) ↑breach
    11. breach verb [T] FORMAL (BREAK PROMISE/RULE) ↑breach
    12. break verb [T] (NOT OBEY) ↑break
    13. buck the system ↑buck the system
    14. clean up your act ↑clean up your act :: 2 × Obeying and breaking the law :: 2 × Obedient and compliant
    15. clean adjective (HONEST) ↑clean
    16. commission noun [U] FORMAL OR LEGAL (CRIME) ↑commission
    17. commit verb [T] (CRIME) ↑commit
    18. compliant adjective ↑compliant :: 2 × Obeying and breaking the law :: 2 × Obedient and compliant
    19. comply verb [I] FORMAL ↑comply
    20. conform to/with sthphrasal verb with conform verb [I] ↑conform to/with sth
    21. contempt noun [U] (ALSO contempt of court) legal (NOT OBEYING) ↑contempt
    22. contravene verb [T] FORMAL ↑contravene
    23. defiance noun [U] ↑defiance
    24. defiant adjective ↑defiant :: 2 × Opposing and against
    25. demon noun ↑demon
    26. descend to sthphrasal verb with descend verb ↑descend to sth
    27. disobedient adjective ↑disobedient
    28. disobey verb [I or T] ↑disobey
    29. do your worst ↑do your worst
    30. enforce verb [T] ↑enforce
    31. errant adjective [before noun] FORMAL ↑errant
    32. fall foul of sth ↑fall foul of sth
    33. flout verb [T] ↑flout
    34. follow verb [T] (OBEY) ↑follow
    35. get up to sth UKphrasal verb with get verb ↑get up to sth
    36. go by the book/do sth by the book ↑go by the book/do sth by the book
    37. go off the rails INFORMAL ↑go off the rails
    38. go round UK (US go around) (BEHAVE BADLY)phrasal verb with go verb ↑go round
    39. hold sb to sthphrasal verb with hold verb ↑hold sb to sth
    40. impossible adjective ↑impossible
    41. incorrigible adjective MAINLY HUMOROUS ↑incorrigible
    42. indecorous adjective FORMAL ↑indecorous
    43. indiscipline noun [U] FORMAL ↑indiscipline
    44. infraction noun [C or U] FORMAL ↑infraction
    45. infringe verb [T] FORMAL ↑infringe
    46. infringement noun [C or U] ↑infringement
    47. insubordinate adjective DISAPPROVING ↑insubordinate
    48. insubordination noun [U] DISAPPROVING ↑insubordination
    49. kick over the traces OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑kick over the traces
    50. legit adjective [after verb] INFORMAL ↑legit
    51. misbehave verb [I] (PERSON) ↑misbehave
    52. mischievous adjective ↑mischievous :: 2 × Bad but attractive
    53. misconduct noun [U] (BAD MANAGEMENT) ↑misconduct
    54. misconduct noun [U] (BEHAVIOUR) ↑misconduct
    55. naughty adjective (BADLY BEHAVED) ↑naughty :: 3 × Obeying and breaking the law :: 3 × Obedient and compliant :: 3 × Disobedient :: 3 × Bad and wrong behaviour
    56. obey verb ↑obey
    57. observance noun [C or U] FORMAL ↑observance
    58. observe verb [T] FORMAL (OBEY) ↑observe
    59. offend verb [I] LEGAL (COMMIT CRIME) ↑offend
    60. on the right/wrong side of the law ↑on the right/wrong side of the law
    61. overstep the mark ↑overstep the mark
    62. perpetrate verb [T] FORMAL ↑perpetrate
    63. play up UK (CHILD)phrasal verb with play verb ↑play up
    64. rakish adjective OLD-FASHIONED ↑rakish
    65. rebellious adjective ↑rebellious
    66. reprehensible adjective FORMAL ↑reprehensible
    67. rough edges ↑rough edges
    68. sink to such a level/such depths (ALSO sink so low) ↑sink to such a level/such depths
    69. step out of line ↑step out of line
    70. step/be out of line ↑step/be out of line
    71. stick to sthphrasal verb with stick verb ↑stick to sth
    72. transgress verb [I or T] FORMAL ↑transgress
    73. try it on UK INFORMAL ↑try it on
    74. ungovernable adjective ↑ungovernable
    75. unprincipled adjective ↑unprincipled
    76. unprofessional adjective ↑unprofessional
    77. unruly adjective ↑unruly :: 2 × Uncontrolled :: 2 × Obeying and breaking the law :: 2 × Obedient and compliant :: 2 × Disobedient :: 2 × Bad and wrong behaviour
    78. venal adjective FORMAL ↑venal
    79. violate verb [T] ↑violate :: 2 × Obeying and breaking the law :: 2 × Obedient and compliant :: 2 × Disobedient :: 2 × Bad and wrong behaviour
    80. violation noun [C or U] ↑violation
    81. while the cat's away, the mice will play SAYING ↑while the cat's away, the mice will play
    82. wrong noun ↑wrong
    83. wrongdoing noun [C or U] FORMAL ↑wrongdoing
    84. ˈlaw-aˌbiding adjective ↑law-abiding
    85. ˈmischief-ˌmaking noun [U] ↑mischief-making
    86. ˌlaw and ˈorder noun [U] ↑law and order
    87. ˌself-incrimiˈnation noun [U] ↑self-incrimination
    88. ˌterrible ˈtwins noun [plural] UK INFORMAL ↑terrible twins
    89. aid and abet sb LEGAL OR HUMOROUS ↑aid and abet sb
    90. aid and abet sb LEGAL OR HUMOROUS ↑aid
    91. be in breach of sth FORMAL ↑be in breach of sth
    92. be in breach of sth FORMAL ↑breach
    93. excesses [plural] ↑excess
    94. excesses [plural] ↑excesses
    95. jump bail ↑jump bail
    96. jump bail ↑jump
    97. lower yourself ↑lower yourself
    98. lower yourself ↑lower
    99. pervert the course of justice LEGAL ↑pervert the course of justice
    100. pervert the course of justice LEGAL ↑pervert
    101. problem child, family, etc. ↑problem child, family, etc.
    102. problem child, family, etc. ↑problem
    103. respect sb's wishes ↑respect sb's wishes
    104. respect sb's wishes ↑respect
    105. run/fall afoul of sth/sb ↑afoul
    106. run/fall afoul of sth/sb ↑run/fall afoul of sth/sb
    107. the guilty party ↑guilty
    108. the guilty party ↑the guilty party
    109. thou shalt ↑shalt
    110. thou shalt ↑thou shalt
    111. contravention noun [C or U] ↑contravene
    112. contravention noun [C or U] ↑contravention
    113. defiantly adverb ↑defiant
    114. defiantly adverb ↑defiantly
    115. incorrigibly adverb ↑incorrigible
    116. incorrigibly adverb ↑incorrigibly
    117. misbehaviour UK (US misbehavior) noun [U] ↑misbehave
    118. misbehaviour UK (US misbehavior) noun [U] ↑misbehaviour
    119. mischievousness noun [U] ↑mischievous
    120. mischievousness noun [U] ↑mischievousness
    121. mutinous adjective ↑mutinous
    122. mutinous adjective ↑mutiny
    123. naughtily adverb ↑naughtily
    124. naughtily adverb ↑naughty
    125. naughtiness noun [U] ↑naughtiness
    126. naughtiness noun [U] ↑naughty
    127. perpetration noun [U] ↑perpetrate
    128. perpetration noun [U] ↑perpetration
    129. rakishness noun [U] ↑rakish
    130. rakishness noun [U] ↑rakishness
    131. rascally adjective ↑rascal
    132. rascally adjective ↑rascally
    133. transgression noun [C or U] ↑transgress
    134. transgression noun [C or U] ↑transgression
    135. unprofessionally adverb ↑unprofessional
    136. unprofessionally adverb ↑unprofessionally
    137. unruliness noun [U] ↑unruliness
    138. unruliness noun [U] ↑unruly
    139. villainy noun [U] ↑villainous
    140. villainy noun [U] ↑villainy
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