Chinese vocabulary — Hành vi topic

attitude

to act independently; autonomous

conscientious; self-disciplined

to concentrate, to focus

to rely on, to depend on (others)

Every gesture, every action

to blindly insist, to focus solely on one thing

silent, not making a sound

all talking at once, many people speaking at the same time, noisy

outrageous, unreasonable

careless, negligent

involuntarily, uncontrollably

to coincidentally agree, to act in unison without prior arrangement

well-behaved; obedient

to take advantage of someone's peril

calm, composed, unhurried

to wait for the right moment, to bide one's time

to bow one's head

stubborn, obstinate, mulish

To peek, to steal a glance

to peep, to spy on (often involving privacy)

fierce, ruthless

to show off, to flaunt

at the slightest provocation, easily (used to describe a reaction or action that happens too often or unnecessarily)

hurried, hasty

to be dazed, to space out (lose focus, fail to react)

noisy, clamorous

to mock, to tease

easygoing, carefree, not fussy over trifles

an arrogant, swaggering air; a dignified, imposing manner

show off; flaunt

luxurious; extravagant; wasteful

intentionally, with intent (usually with a negative connotation)

to look around in all directions, to glance around restlessly or hesitantly.

to flaunt, to show off

proper, appropriate, decorous, tasteful

appropriate, proper

to be patient; to endure

to neglect, to treat coldly or without enthusiasm

to be used to; to be accustomed to

insistently, stubbornly

to dress up as; to play the role of

to interrupt, to butt into another's conversation

to be mischievous, to cause trouble, to make a fuss

impudent, insolent

to imitate, to follow the example of, to emulate

to observe from outside, to look on as a bystander

there is no evil one will not do (referring to a vicious, brutal person)

having nothing to do

without reason, for no reason

secretly; covertly; on the sly

Three in the morning, four at night. Originally referred to a deceiver; later refers to someone who changes their mind, inconsistent.

stance, posture, outward appearance

impatient, impetuous, restless

to incite; to instigate; to agitate

timid, shy, fearful

to conceal, to hide

rough, brutal, aggressive

to indulge excessively, to condone

to act shamelessly, to be a sore loser, to pull stunts to dodge responsibility or demand something

to make a fuss, to act up excessively

to stand by with folded arms; to refuse to intervene or help when seeing others in trouble

to lie, to tell a lie

reckless, regardless of consequences

greedy, avaricious

fond of playing, playful

to try to appear strong, to put on a show of strength

to show off one's ability, to flaunt one's talent

to exploit a loophole, to take advantage of an opening for harmful gain; to fish in troubled waters

to dare (recklessly, defiantly, often with a tone of anger or reproach)

to obey, to comply, to submit

to conform to, to adapt to

to tame, to domesticate (animals)

Ostentatious, showy, boastful

rash, reckless, careless