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Meanings of well-behaved in English

Spanish
buen comportamiento

Informal mathematical concept of an object that behaves normally.

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buen comportamiento

Well-behaved.

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Usage of well-behaved in English
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The good news is that claims have been quite well-behaved of late.
Reuters
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Police say there have been no issues and fans have been well-behaved.
Radio NZ
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Yann M'Vila has been a good player and also a well-behaved boy.
The Guardian
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He contrasts the well-behaved butterfly of the past with the current specimen.
The new yorker
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He remembered once driving a staid, well-behaved horse in a country lane.
Flames
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I had always thought there were three things well-behaved people never did.
The Irish Times
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The children must be carefully trained to be most courteous and well-behaved.
A Compilation on Bahá'í Education
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The US women's soccer team are not well-behaved by conventional soccer standards.
The Guardian
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Again Merlin growled, but he was too well-behaved to test his leash.
Breathless
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She wasn't going to stay in her room like a well-behaved child.
The spurned viscountess
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The owners are lovely and knowledgeable and the horses are very well-behaved.
The Guardian
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Every well-behaved Divisional Staff must have a dug-out near its Advanced Headquarters.
Adventures of a Despatch Rider
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She seems to know what month well-behaved cats ought to be born.
On the Edge of the War Zone / From the Battle of the Marne to th...
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I am glad I can trust you to be good, well-behaved children.
Elsie at Home
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The children were happy, generous, well-behaved, and belonged to a Christian family.
The King's Daughter and Other Stories for Girls
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It's not often you see an animal so well-behaved at that age.
Swann's Way
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