What does abnormes Verhalten in German mean?

What is the meaning of the word abnormes Verhalten in German? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use abnormes Verhalten in German.

The word abnormes Verhalten in German means react, to be to as, restrained, behave, behavior, normal behavior, treat. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word abnormes Verhalten

react

(handeln und reagieren)

Als er den Einbrecher hörte, verhielt er sich ganz ruhig.

When he heard the burglar he reacted very quietly.

to be to as

(im Verhältnis stehen)

9 verhält sich zu 3, wie 16 zu 4.

Nine is to three as sixteen to four.

restrained

(gehoben (zurückhaltend)

Steve scheint nicht so begeistert von unserem Angebot, er war die ganze Zeit über sehr verhalten.

Steve doesn't seem to be so happy about our offer, he was very restrained the whole time.

behave

(gehoben (beschaffen sein)

Die Sache verhält sich genauso, wie du denkst.

The matter behaves exactly the way you expected it.

behavior

(Benehmen: Art und Weise) (US)

ein angemessenes Verhalten auf dem Empfang

a decent behavior at the reception

normal behavior

(Verhalten: nicht unnormal)

treat

(Art: mit jdm umgehen) (behaviour)

Ich weiß nicht, wie ich mich meiner Schwiegermutter gegenüber verhalten soll.

I don't know how to behave when being with my mother in law.

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