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human conduct - перевод на Английский
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Conduct Unbecoming; Conduct Unbecoming (film)
human conduct
(n.) = conducta humana
Ex: Hypocrisy cannot be easily eradicated from human conduct.
Ex: Hypocrisy cannot be easily eradicated from human conduct.
unsportsmanlike
GENERAL OFFENSE IN SPORTS COMPETITION
Unsporting behaviour; Unsportsmenlike Conduct; Unsportsmanlike Conduct; Ungentlemanly conduct; Unsporting conduct; Unsporting; Unsportsmanlike; Unsportsmanlike behavior; Unsportsmanlike behaviour; Unsporting antic; Unsportsmanlike antic; Unsportsmanship
antideportivo
unsportsmanlike
GENERAL OFFENSE IN SPORTS COMPETITION
Unsporting behaviour; Unsportsmenlike Conduct; Unsportsmanlike Conduct; Ungentlemanly conduct; Unsporting conduct; Unsporting; Unsportsmanlike; Unsportsmanlike behavior; Unsportsmanlike behaviour; Unsporting antic; Unsportsmanlike antic; Unsportsmanship
(adj.) = poco deportivo, antideportivo
Ex: First, if you"re one of those players who think that sandbagging is unsportsmanlike, then you don"t fully understand the nature of poker.
Ex: First, if you"re one of those players who think that sandbagging is unsportsmanlike, then you don"t fully understand the nature of poker.
Определение
humano
humano, -a (del lat. "humanus")
1 adj. Del hombre o de la humanidad. Limitado a lo que es propio de la imperfección humana y no elevado por encima de ella o inspirado en principios abstractos: "Miramientos humanos. Consideraciones humanas". Se aplica como atenuante a una acción que, aunque no lícita, es disculpable por la debilidad de la naturaleza humana: "Es humano que él quiera favorecer a su hijo".
2 ("con, en") Se aplica a la persona que siente solidaridad con sus semejantes y es *benévola o caritativa con ellos: "Es humano con sus subalternos [o en sus castigos]". Afable, afectuoso, *benévolo, benigno, blando, caritativo, compasivo, comprensivo, comunicable, condescendiente, considerado, cordial, humanal, humanitario, indulgente, magnánimo, misericordioso, propicio, sensible. Humanar, humanizar. Deshumanizar, inhumano. *Amable. *Bueno.
3 m. Ser humano: "Por redimir a los humanos".
V. "género humano, respetos humanos".
Википедия
Conduct unbecoming (disambiguation)
Conducting unbecoming may refer to:
- Conduct unbecoming, an offence that is subject to court martial in the armed forces of some nations
- Conduct Unbecoming (play), a 1969 play by Barry England
- Conduct Unbecoming (1975 film), a film adaptation of the play
- Conduct Unbecoming (2011 film), a Canadian film
- "Conduct Unbecoming" (Law & Order), an episode of Law & Order
- Conduct Unbecoming: Gays and Lesbians in the US Military, a 1993 book by Randy Shilts
- Conduct Unbecoming: The Rise and Ruin of Finley, Kumble, a book by Steven Kumble about the law firm Finley, Kumble, Wagner, Underberg, Manley, Myerson & Casey
- "Conduct Unbecoming", a 2006 series of articles in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Примеры употребления для human conduct
1. Morality is the highest calling of human conduct and happiness the ultimate reward," Feiler writes.
2. "The violence and endless carnage unleashed by the LTTE ... show a high degree of brutality and complete disregard to human conduct," de Silva said.
3. Their penalties and purposes, though, have more far–reaching consequences, touching upon the most private human conduct, sexual behavior, and in the most private of places, the home.
4. "The violence and endless carnage unleashed by the [Tamil Tigers] show a high degree of brutality and complete disregard to human conduct," de Silva said.
5. Both men, however, are first and foremost gentlemen of intellect, and they exhibit a sort of very British probity – a relentless determination to adhere to certain basic rules of human conduct, whatever the circumstances.