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词性:noun
例句1. as soon as the misbehaviour begins, turn away from your child’
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||1:Mr Becker puzzled over why crime was economically costly.||2:Part of the answer, he realised, was that it represents rent-seeking: fighting over the spoils of productive activity rather than creation of new wealth.||3:Resources invested in commission of crimes might otherwise have gone towards growth-boosting activity.||4:His work contributed to new crime-fighting methods.||5:He reckoned there is an optimal amount of crime in society, since it makes little sense to pay huge sums to wipe out illegal activity carrying low social costs.||6:Where enforcement is patchy, governments might still deter misbehaviour by increasing the severity of the punishment—by raising fines, say.
||1:贝克尔对犯罪为何在经济上代价高昂感到困惑。||2:他意识到部分原因在于犯罪是一种“寻租”行为:争食生产活动的战利品,而非创造新的财富。||3:否则,实施犯罪(或阻止犯罪)投入的资源本可用来促进生产活动。||4:他的研究成果为新的打击犯罪的方式做出了贡献。||5:贝克尔认为,由于支付巨额资金以杜绝低社会成本的非法活动意义不大,社会上的犯罪有着最优量。||6:凡执法存在漏洞的地方,政府仍可能通过加大惩罚力度以震慑不端行为—比如增加罚金。
And there is new evidence to suggest it is wrong. Researchers at Duke University in America followed over 1,600 children from age five to age 12 in England and Wales. They found that poor boys living in largely well-to-do neighbourhoods were the most likely to engage in anti-social behaviour, from lying and swearing to such petty misdemeanours as fighting, shoplifting and vandalism, according to a commonly used measure of problem behaviour.|| Misbehaviour starts very young (see chart 1) and intensifies as they grow older.|| Poor boys in the poorest neighbourhoods were the least likely to run into trouble. For rich kids, the opposite is true: those living in poor areas are more likely to misbehave.
1:并且有新的证据表明这个观点是错误的。||2:美国杜克大学的研究者追踪了研究英格兰和威尔士超过1600名儿童,从5岁一直观察到12岁。||3:他们发现穷人家的男孩如果生活在生活裕如的邻居边上,很容易进行反社会行为,从说谎、辱骂这样的小过失到诸如打架、偷窃商品和恣意毁坏公共物品的行为。其行为评定的依据是根据常用的问题行为判断标准。||4:这些孩子的行为不端问题起源很早,而在他们长大之后这些问题出现频繁。||5:生活在周遭最贫困环境的男孩最不可能陷入麻烦。||6:对于富家子弟,结论是反过来的:生活在贫穷区域的那些更容易行为不端。
||1:The relatively small fine imposed on Pfizer was the Justice Department’s way of showing that firms that co-operate will be treated leniently, says Ben Heineman of Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government.||2:Pfizer has gone out of its way to placate prosecutors: it has been co-operating on the case since 2004, helping to identify illegal practices throughout its industry.||3:It also oversaw the process that uncovered the misbehaviour at Wyeth.
||1:哈佛肯尼迪政治学院的Ben Heineman称,此次美国司法部门对辉瑞公司罚款力度相对较轻就是为了表明会对那些协助调查的公司宽大处理。||2:辉瑞公司早就开始煞费苦心地讨好检察官:从2004年起辉瑞就开始协助调查员调查此案,帮助其调查全行业的非法行为。||3:辉瑞还监督了一项揭发惠氏不法行为的调查。
It also oversaw the process that uncovered the misbehaviour at Wyeth.
它还监督了揭露惠氏药厂不正当行为的审理过程。
noun
1.The action of misbehaving; bad behaviour.
‘he had denied all sexual _misbehaviour_ ’
‘Disorder and _misbehaviour_ by persons participating should necessitate further careful consideration by the police as to whether the procession could be repeated.’
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