大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 aggressive behavior


释义：

aggressive behavior 攻击行为；侵犯行为

例句：



When one animal attacks another, it engages in the most obvious example of aggressive behavior.

当一只动物攻击另一只动物时，它会做出最明显的攻击行为。



She describes the chimps' intelligence, their hunting activities and their sometimes extremely aggressive behavior.



Commuters also complained about other drivers' rude and aggressive behavior when traffic started to slow or stop.



Studies have shown that brain injury increases the risk of violent and aggressive behavior.


The best hope for neutralizing Iran's aggressive behavior may lie with the Iranian people.


"I didn't see any type of aggressive behavior, " Jenny Michaels told CNN's Piers Morgan.


The dogs' barking and aggressive behavior was a frequent source of friction between the two neighbors.


Rabid wild animals can have unusually aggressive behavior and can transmit rabies to humans and to their pets.


Recently, I observed a company where passive-aggressive behavior is rapidly becoming embedded into the culture of the organization.


Aggressive behavior during negotiations can lead people to use competitive tactics to defend and protect their own interests .


"I didn't see any type of aggressive behavior, " Michaels told CNN's Piers Morgan.


For any wondering what passive-aggressive behavior looks like, I will try and give some examples that paint a picture.


For example, giving someone the silent treatment (or withholding information you know somebody critically needs) is a passive aggressive behavior.


Marijuana possession and consumption is certainly deemed less severe by the public than acts like adultery or aggressive behavior towards women.


Spanking, in particular, has been linked to aggressive behavior in kids and anger problems and increased marital conflict later on in adulthood.


Researchers need to do a better job at defining what is considered a violent video game and what constitutes aggressive behavior, she added.


This resistance can range from fairly subtle, such as avoidance or passive aggressive behavior, all the way to outright defiance, hostility, and sabotage.


Officials say the dogs' barking and aggressive behavior was a frequent source of friction between McAfee and his neighbor, American businessman Gregory Faull.


And people who identify themselves with violent perpetrators in video games are able to take aggressive action while playing that role, reinforcing aggressive behavior.


An older supervisor on her nursing team had been tormenting her for nearly six months and reporting the aggressive behavior had gotten her nowhere.


The Brigham Young University assistant professor has authored dozens of studies that examine the impact aggressive behavior in the media has on its viewers.


What motivates aggressive behavior like bullying is complicated, but Coyne says studies have shown consistently that viewers may start to imitate what they watch.


The debate over Roh's suicide has occupied as much column space in South Korea's press as the recent aggressive behavior shown by the North.


If so, the U.S. response has been negligible and the Chinese can only be further emboldened by our irresolution to stand up to their aggressive behavior.


Newsday's report on the parolee, which cited a parole hearing transcript, said the panel praised Smith for completing a program to curb aggressive behavior and furthering his education.


They may deny the problem, although aggressive behavior often reoccurs.


In Washington, military officials said the flights were meant as a show of resolve, aimed at standing up to what Washington sees as increasingly aggressive behavior from North Korea.