timidity
英音[ tɪˈmɪdəti ] 美音[ tɪˈmɪdəti ]

胆怯

常用释义

词性释义

n.

胆怯,胆小,羞怯
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Still, he did not pass in front of it any more, in obedience to the instinct of timidity and to the instinct of prudence common to lovers.
但是他仍同时服从情人们那种怯弱和谨慎的本能,不再往前移动。
她们也会对那些花了很长时间的才鼓起勇气向她们的表白的男人的胆怯而生气和失去耐心。
He made a few attempts to join in their conversation, but he gave up out of timidity.
他几次试图加入他们的谈话,但都由于胆小而放弃了。
这个孩子的同班同学们因为他的胆小而嘲笑他。
在敌人面前他丝毫没有怯懦的表现。
For God did not give us a spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power, of love and of self-discipline.
因为上帝赐给我们,不是胆怯的心,乃是刚强、仁爱、谨守的心。
His timidity prevented him from asking her to the dance .
他由于胆怯没敢邀请她去参加舞会。
I did not give you a spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power, of love and of self-discpline.
我没有给你胆怯的心,而是刚强、仁爱、谨守的心。
我不禁沉思起来了,他这样的胆小如鼠,是不是因为他远离人群太久了的缘故。
我们不能允许伊利诺斯州的经济被政治胆怯所操控。我们不得不采取大胆的行为,我们必须要做那些充满困难的事情。
在她平淡的蓝眼睛里和柔和的唇边出现了一种极端羞怯的表情。
尽管所有的一切,合并计划可能被胆怯的地方统治者阻止。
It had been the effect of over-persuasion. It had been weakness and timidity.
那是别人极力劝导的结果,也是她自己懦弱胆怯的表现。
他们逐渐成熟,告别昨天的羞怯,开始迎接新的一天。
任何不这样做的人,或出于胆怯,或由于接受了拙劣的建议,总是被迫一直把屠刀提在手中。
He was not at ease with me, and much of his bluster rose from timidity .
和我在一起他就不自在,他的吵嚷大都是由于怯懦。
There is always a chance that Mr Obama will go too far, replacing Mr Bush's excessive zeal with excessive timidity.
奥巴马很有可能走向极端,用过度的胆怯取代布什过度的热情。
She was reassured; she understood that it was only timidity that clogged his tongue.
她消除了心头的疑虑,知道他是因为害羞,所以一直未提这件事。
And then, strange to say, the first symptom of true love in a young man is timidity; in a young girl it is boldness.
并且,说也奇怪,真正爱情的最初症状,在青年男子方面是胆怯,在青年女子方面却是胆大。
过分胆怯,对幼犬和新手可以宽容,需要公平的惩罚。
That timidity has led him to some of his worst mistakes, from policy U-turns to embracing Mr Coulson.
这点胆怯使他犯了一些最严重的错误,包括急速改变政策和接纳库尔森。
Youth means a tempera-mental predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for the adventure over the love of ease.
青春是一幅勇所战胜羞怯、渴望冒险摒弃安逸的精神图片。
It is all good stuff, but its keynote is timidity.
这些材料非常之好,但基调过于谨慎。
Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity of the appetite, of the craving for adventure over the love of ease.
青春意味着性情的优越,勇气驱走怯懦,冒险战胜苟安。
Youth means the temperamental predominance of courage over timidity , of the appetite of adventure over the love of ease.
青春意味着勇气占了胆怯的上风,对刺激的冒险的喜爱胜过安逸的生活。
相对于这种畏手畏脚,目前的经济形势数据十分令人震惊。
Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for adventure over the love of easy.
青春意味着在气质上勇敢多于懦弱,冒险进取多于舒适苟安。
另一些人认为日本半个世纪以来,军事上都依靠美国,造成了一种依赖和胆怯的文化。
Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite of adventure over the love of ease.
青春意味着勇气多于怯懦,青春意味着喜欢冒险而讨厌安逸。
n青春意味着一种气质:勇猛果断,决不怯懦退缩,渴求冒险而不贪图安逸。
1·The nature of the Tory offer reflects the constraints of circumstance and genuine long-term ambitions, as well as some timidity.
托利党计划的性质反应了环境带来的限制和他们真正长期的雄心,当然还有一些胆怯。
2·They also get irritated and impatient with the timidity of the men who take an age to summon the nerve to ask them out.
她们也会对那些花了很长时间的才鼓起勇气向她们的表白的男人的胆怯而生气和失去耐心。
3·More importantly, he showed no signs of timidity regarding his surgically repaired foot.
更值得提及的是,对做过外科手术的脚,他丝毫没有显示出任何胆怯。
4·Anyone who does otherwise, either out of timidity or because of bad advice, is always obliged to keep his knife in his hand.
任何不这样做的人,或出于胆怯,或由于接受了拙劣的建议,总是被迫一直把屠刀提在手中。
5·Timidity is not a virtue; it's an illness.
胆怯不是美德,而是一种疾病。
1·They mocked at my timidity.
他们耻笑我胆小。
—— 《新英汉大辞典》
2·In this, the politicians display not only their own timidity but also the mood of many voters.
这种情况,不仅暴露了政客们自己的胆小,也暴露了许多选民的心态。
3·These different instances of collective timidity have some common explanations.
这些集中了胆小的例子有一些共同的解释理由。
4·She the good elephant don't have hostility, timidity and then oddness.
她好象没有敌意,胆小又奇怪。
5·This with one operation moves to let circumferential persons all descended on jumping, person's facial wording of the timidity immediately became lethal pale.
这一举动让周围的人全都下了一跳,胆小的人脸色立刻变得惨白。
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同义词
n.
胆怯,胆小;羞怯
同根词 (词根timid)
timid adj 胆小的;羞怯的
timorous adj 胆怯的;胆小的;羞怯的
timidly adv 羞怯地;胆小地
timorously adv 羞怯地;容易受惊地
timidness n 羞怯;胆小
timorousness n 胆怯;容易受惊