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discipline
/ˈdɪsəplɪn/
noun
disiplin
Training that produces obedience or self-control; controlled behavior resulting from such training.
- Military discipline is very strict.
- It takes discipline to exercise every day.
- The teacher maintained good discipline in class.
- Graduate students must demonstrate considerable discipline to balance coursework, research obligations, and teaching responsibilities throughout their doctoral programs.
- The discipline of comparative linguistics examines structural similarities and differences among languages to trace their evolutionary relationships.
- Successful implementation of any long-term conservation strategy requires fiscal discipline and consistent adherence to evidence-based management practices.
nounAcademic
disiplin; alan
A branch of knowledge or field of study.
- Biology is a scientific discipline.
- She works in the discipline of psychology.
verb
disipline etmek; cezalandırmak
To punish or penalize someone for wrongdoing.
- The employee was disciplined for misconduct.
- Parents should discipline their children fairly.