Restrain yourself!

They don't mean the same thing to me.

Will you restrain youself? Hold yourself back from attacking verbally or physically. Contain your anger.

Will you keep a low profile? Try to blend in and not make yourself obvious. / Stay away from places where you normally go so you won't be seen.

Will you lower your sail? (??? I'm not familiar with this expression. )

Thanks, Calijim.

I tried to find an expression in English. Our counterpart is the combination of the first and second in my first post.

Here is more information about our version:1. Elders often says it to younger people in our culture, asking them not to show off too much or to get a hold of themselves.

2. Suprevisors sometimes use it to their subordinates, demanding

Thanks, Calijim.

I tried to find an expression in English. Our counterpart is the combination of the first and second in my first post.

Here is more information about our version:1. Elders often says it to younger people in our culture, asking them not to show off too much or to get a hold of themselves.

2. Suprevisors sometimes use it to their subordinates, demanding

Thanks, Calijim.

I tried to find an expression in English. Our counterpart is the combination of the first and second in my first post.

Here is more information about our version:1. Elders often says it to younger people in our culture, asking them not to show off too much or to get a hold of themselves.

2. Suprevisors sometimes use it to their subordinates, demanding

Thanks, Calijim.

I tried to find an expression in English. Our counterpart is the combination of the first and second in my first post.

Here is more information about our version:1. Elders often says it to younger people in our culture, asking them not to show off too much or to get a hold of themselves.

2. Suprevisors sometimes use it to their subordinates, demanding

Thanks, Calijim.

I tried to find an expression in English. Our counterpart is the combination of the first and second in my first post.

Here is more information about our version:1. Elders often says it to younger people in our culture, asking them not to show off too much or to get a hold of themselves.

2. Suprevisors sometimes use it to their subordinates, demanding

Thanks, CJ.

When I ran across "please be more discreet" you replied to another thread of mine, I recognized it was really close to our counterpart. What do you think?