diffident
简单释义:
adj. 缺乏自信的;胆怯的;羞怯的
网络 心虚;不自信的;羞涩的
完整释义:
adj.
1.缺乏自信的
2.羞怯的,胆怯的
3.羞怯,忸怩羞怯
4.冷淡
例句:
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Even relationships within the family are managed by the 1, 200-person IHA, which has not been diffident in sharing its views.
即便是这个家族的内部关系也由1200人组成的宫内厅打理,而这个组织并不缺少公开自己观点的自信。 -
Many people believe I am a diffident person, but as a matter of fact I'd like to have long talks with close friends.
许多人认为我很内向,实际上我很愿意与好朋友长谈。 -
When helping deal with a populist anti-corruption campaign this summer he seemed diffident.
今年夏天在协助处理一桩民粹主义的反腐运动时,他显得缺乏自信。 -
Before last weekend's G20 summit, officials were almost diffident about Beijing's role in helping to design a new financial order.
在最近G20峰会之前,官员们对于中国在协助制定新金融秩序的作用上,表现得几乎有些羞怯。 -
Think of your self two years ago. Write about how you are diffident now.
想一想两年前的你自己。写出与你现在是怎样不同的。 -
I'd be less diffident if the men wouldn't differentiate between us all the time.
如果男人们一向区分不出我们两,我就不会那么缺乏自信了。 -
"I've had experience enough, " said Hurstwood blandly, but he felt a little diffident about referring to Fitzgerald and Moy.
“我有足够的经验,”赫斯渥淡淡地说道,但他没敢提及费莫酒店。 -
If you are diffident or inattentive to the balls of life, there is every chance you could be wounded or may lose the game.
如果对于生活向你投掷的球,你胆怯或者漫不经心,每一次你都会受伤或者输球。