Comportamiento y Enfoque - Comportarse educadamente

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to [mind] {one's} p's and q's [Frase]

to do one's best to be as proper and polite as one is capable of

Ex: The children were reminded by their parents to mind their P 's and Q 's when visiting their grandparents .

to [mind|watch] {one's} (language|tongue) [Frase]

to speak in a manner that is not inappropriate, vulgar, or offensive

Ex: Please mind your language when talking to your grandparents ; they appreciate respectful speech .

on {one's} best behavior [Frase]

as polite and well-mannered as one can be

Ex: During the job interview , it 's crucial to be on your best behavior to demonstrate your professionalism and suitability for the position .

politically correct [Frase]

(of people, their words, or behavior) not offensive to people of different races, ethnicities, genders, etc.

Ex: Some very politically correct parents wo n’t let their children play with toy guns .

Queensberry rules [Sustantivo]

reglas de Queensberry

Ex: The school has its own Queensberry rules for student behavior , which include no bullying and respectful communication .

La escuela tiene sus propias reglas de Queensberry para el comportamiento de los estudiantes, que incluyen no acosar y comunicarse con respeto.

to [put] {one's} best foot forward [Frase]

to try to behave in the best way possible so as to make a good impression or gain approval

Ex: He puts his best foot forward at parties .

to [stand] on ceremony [Frase]

to behave in an overly polite and formal manner

Ex:

watch {one's} [mouth] [Oración]

used to tell a person that they should talk in a way that is not rude, vulgar, or offensive

Ex: If you continue to make offensive comments , you 'll need to learn to watch your mouth around others .

to (pardon|excuse) {one's} (French|language) [Frase]

used to apologize for swearing or using offensive words

Ex: You got ta excuse my French , but I bloody hate the guts of your son .

as a matter of form [Frase]

said of something that is done only for the sake of formality or just to keep up appearances

Ex: The apology seemed insincere , merely delivered as a matter of form without genuine remorse .

to [show] {sb} the door [Frase]

to accompany a guest, visitor, etc. to the exit of a room or building

Ex: Thank you so much for coming in for the interview. John, would you please show Mr. Porter the door?

to [keep] a civil tongue [Frase]

to speak in a manner marked by politeness and dignity

Ex: Even in a disagreement , it 's possible to keep a civil tongue and engage in a constructive conversation .

to [mince] {one's} words [Frase]

to choose words carefully so as to avoid offense or give an impression different from the truth

Ex: It 's important to be straightforward but not hurtful ; you can express your opinion without mincing your words .

to [pull] {one's} punches [Frase]

to deliberately hold back or lessen the force or impact of one's actions, often to avoid causing harm or offense

Ex: It 's not always easy to pull your punches in a debate , especially when you feel passionately about a topic .

to make up for [Verbo]

compensar

Ex: He wanted to make up for his late arrival by working extra hours to complete the project on time .

Quería compensar su llegada tardía trabajando horas extras para completar el proyecto a tiempo.

Comportamiento y Enfoque
Previsión & Prudencia	Sobrerreacción	Tact	Ser diplomático
Improvisación & Compromiso	Comportarse educadamente	Falta de cuidado o consideración	Sin cuidado ni pensamiento
Reaccionar o Exigir	Respuestas conversacionales	Mostrar sorpresa	Pagar o Llamar la Atención
No prestando atención	Comportamiento ofensivo	Reacción y respuesta	Celos & Competencia
Tratamiento duro y estricto