misbehave in Greek
misbehave in Greek is ατακτώ — misbehave means to act badly or improperly, especially by breaking rules of conduct.
misbehave in Greek
ατακτώ
Pronounced: atakto
(intransitive, or, reflexive) To act or behave in an inappropriate, improper, incorrect, or unexpected manner.
What does "misbehave" mean?
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verb To act badly or improperly, especially by breaking rules of conduct.
"The children misbehaved all afternoon while their babysitter was on the phone."
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misbehave in a sentence
- The children misbehaved all afternoon while their babysitter was on the phone.
- The software misbehaves whenever the network connection drops.
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What is "misbehave" in Greek?
"misbehave" in Greek is ατακτώ. misbehave means: To act badly or improperly, especially by breaking rules of conduct.
How do you pronounce ατακτώ?
"misbehave" in Greek is ατακτώ, pronounced "atakto".
How do you use "misbehave" in a sentence?
Example: "The children misbehaved all afternoon while their babysitter was on the phone." In Greek, "misbehave" is ατακτώ.
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