گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'discipline'

1 عمومی:: انتظ‌ام‌

2 عمومی:: ترتیب‌

3 عمومی:: نظ‌م‌

4 عمومی:: تحت‌ نظ‌م‌ و

5 عمومی:: انضباط‌

6 عمومی:: ترتیب

7 عمومی:: تادیب‌

8 فلسفه:: زمینه

9 روان شناسی و مشاوره:: انضباط

1 general:: discipline ADJECTIVES/NOUN + discipline good/strong/firm discipline (= clear rules that people understand and must obey ) • Without good discipline in a school, the standard of teaching suffers. strict discipline (= very firm and not always reasonable or kind ) • Some parents complained about the school's strict discipline. poor discipline (= not enough clear and firm rules ) • Problems tend to arise in families where there is poor discipline. school discipline • a government report into how to improve school discipline military discipline (= the kind of strict discipline imposed in the army ) • I hated the army and the routine of military discipline. verbs keep discipline ( also maintain discipline formal ) (= make people obey the rules ) • A good teacher knows how to maintain discipline. enforce discipline (= make people obey the rules, especially by using punishment ) • It is entirely for your own good that we enforce discipline. phrases a lack of discipline • The principal never tolerated a lack of discipline. a breach of discipline formal (= an act of not obeying the rules ) • Being absent without permission was a breach of discipline. discipline + NOUN a discipline problem (= a problem with the students' behaviour in a school ) • Successful schools have fewer discipline problems.

2 general:: noun order: We must maintain some discipline. verb punish: We'll discipline her for her actions.

3 general::   noun controlling behaviour ADJ. effective, firm, good, strong We need better discipline in our schools. | harsh, iron, rigid, strict strict military discipline | lax, poor Discipline was too lax. | staff, team | military, naval, party, prison, school, work VERB + DISCIPLINE enforce, exercise, exert, impose the discipline that the party exercises over its members | keep, maintain The teacher was unable to maintain discipline. | accept, submit to They submitted to the discipline imposed by their leaders. | have The school was criticized for having very poor discipline. | lack Modern schools lack discipline. | tighten The new headmaster tightened discipline in the school. | relax | restore PHRASES a breach of discipline It's unfair to dismiss somebody for a single breach of discipline. | a breakdown of discipline a breakdown of discipline in the classroom | a lack of discipline controlling yourself ADJ. good, great, useful, valuable It is good discipline to learn to delegate. | strict | personal | mental, spiritual | business, commercial, financial, fiscal, industrial, market, monetary The chancellor has stabilized the economy through strict fiscal discipline. VERB + DISCIPLINE have He'll never get anywhere working for himself?he's got no discipline. | show | lack | demand, require, take It takes great discipline to learn a musical instrument. PHRASES a lack of discipline subject of study ADJ. core, main, major Students are to be tested on the three core disciplines: maths, English and science. | distinct, independent When did sociology emerge as a distinct discipline? | established, traditional | subject | academic, intellectual They established psychology as an academic discipline. | professional | humanities, science/scientific PREP. across ~s There is a lack of communication across disciplines (= between teachers and students of different subjects). | within a/the ~ Within a discipline there may be more than one school of thought. PHRASES a range of disciplines The university offers a wide range of disciplines.