discipline
Prononciation : [ˈdɪsəplɪn]
Mot
Contexte : « behavior »
(noun) the practice of training yourself or others to follow rules or behave in a certain way. It’s like when you teach a dog to sit or when you follow a schedule to do your homework.
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She showed great discipline by studying every night for her exams.
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Without discipline, it can be hard to get things done.
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How can you improve your discipline in your studies?
Contexte : « field of study »
(noun) a specific branch of knowledge or learning. This is like saying what school subject you are studying, like history or science.
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He decided to major in the discipline of psychology in college.
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They had trouble finding a discipline that interested them.
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What discipline are you most passionate about?
Contexte : « training »
(verb) to teach a lesson or correct someone's behavior, often by using consequences. It’s like when a teacher takes away recess for a student who misbehaves.
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The coach had to discipline the players for being late to practice.
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If you don’t discipline your dog, he may not learn what to do.
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How should parents discipline their children effectively?
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