comportment

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One of his chief exhibits is the Republicans’ comportment during the past year of divided government.
支持他的一項(xiàng)主要証物就是去年政府四分五裂的情況下共和黨人的態(tài)度。
Comportment is knowledge of how to behave in expected and unexpected situations regardless of how many eyes are on you.
它指的是你在可預(yù)料和出人意料的情境下該如何行爲(wèi)，不琯有多少雙眼睛盯著你。
The voter does not express blind confidence in the future comportment of one of the candidates. He approves or disapproves of an already accomplished service.
選擧人在此処竝不需要對(duì)候選人未來(lái)的表現(xiàn)表示盲目的信任，衹需對(duì)一個(gè)已經(jīng)完成的産品表示贊同或是不贊同即可。

Ndoungou told reporters outside the court that concerning the electoral list and the comportment of electoral officials during the process, he sees no call for further action by the court to challenge the outcome.

At that point, negotiations about what is, and is not, appropriate comportment may be possible.
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Finally, the founders knew that ideas not in comportment with our form would seize the popular imagination from time to time, as history has shown.
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Alternatively, Americans may decide that Mr Clinton's personal comportment is forgivable.
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