timorous如何读

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timorous是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 胆怯的
  2. 胆小的
  3. 羞怯的
  4. 畏怯的
  5. 提心吊胆的
  6. 易受惊的
  7. 腼腆的
adv. (副词)
  1. 胆怯地
  2. 羞怯地
n. (名词)
  1. 羞怯
  2. 胆怯

timorous自然拼读

tim·or·ous

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timorous扩展

timorously (adv.), timorousness (n.)

timorous词根

词根:timid

adj.

timid 胆小的;羞怯的

adv.

timidly 羞怯地;胆小地

timorously 羞怯地;容易受惊地

n.

timidity 胆怯,胆小;羞怯

timidness 羞怯;胆小

timorousness 胆怯;容易受惊

timorous英英释义

Adjective

1. timid by nature or revealing timidity;

"timorous little mouse"

"in a timorous tone"

"cast fearful glances at the large dog"

timorous词源中文解释

15世纪初,源自于14世纪的古法语 temoros,来自于中世纪拉丁语 timorosus “害怕的”,源自于拉丁语 timor “恐惧,惊恐,忧虑,宗教敬畏,崇敬”,源自于未知起源的 timere “害怕,恐惧”,英语中的一些早期意义似乎与中古英语 temerous “鲁莽”的混淆(参见 temerity)。相关词汇: Timorously; timorousness。

timorous词源英文解释

Middle English, from Medieval Latin timorosus, from Latin timor fear, from timēre to fear

The first known use of timorous was in the 15th century

timorous儿童词典英英释义

timpaniplural noun

a set of two or three kettledrums played by one performer

timothy1 of 2noun

a European grass that has long cylinder-shaped spikes and is widely grown in the U.S. for hay

Timothy2 of 2noun

either of two letters written with regard to pastoral care in the early church and included as books in the New Testament see bible

timorousadjective

easily frightened : fearful

timorousadjective

easily frightened : fearful

timorousadjective

easily frightened : fearful

timorous 例句

1 Weissmann repeatedly jabs at Zebley, comparing him unkindly to “timorous” Civil War Gen. George B. McClellan, whom President Lincoln famously relieved of his command in part over concerns he was not sufficiently aggressive.

2 It's prompted by phenomena that could actually occur, or almost have done, and should therefore scare the rationally oriented even more than timorous types.

3 Surprising fact: I had a vague view of Wilson as the timorous pacifist who kept the United States out of World War I and failed in his dream of the League of Nations.

4 The first is the discovery by a timorous and eminently respectable architect of the nude body of a murdered man, neatly disposed in his bathtub, decorated with a pair of gold-rimmed pince-nez.

5 Belligerent, wounded, proud, timorous, and entitled—a man given to gaslighting and dissembling under pressure.

6 Some delegates believe the final declaration is likely to be too timorous.

一些代表认为最后的声明可能不够强硬。

7 For love is respectful, and timorous. (No. 97)

爱是尊敬的也是胆小的。

8 He remembers persuading the timorous Oldfield to play a live show by offering him the keys to his Bentley if he got through the performance.

9 She was perhaps too young to realize that what she assumed was her love for Chacko was actually a tentative, timorous, acceptance of herself.

10 At the time Russia revealed their new new weapon, U.S. national security thinkers did an obligatory round of timorous handwringing, but, other than that, the U.S. was largely—and strangely—silent.

11 The political case for moving deliberately but fearlessly toward impeachment is even clearer: If timorous Democrats do not seize and define this moment, Trump surely will.

12 India’s “surgical strikes” in 2016 in response to Pakistan-sponsored terrorism in Kashmir burnished the prime minister’s reputation for breaking with a timorous past even if the military damage done by these strikes was disputed.

13 Too timorous to protest the disrespect with which she WAS being treated, the young woman could only accept it with resignation.

这个年轻的女人太懦弱了以致无力抗争她所遭受的不敬,她只能接受这一事实。

14 “The result of failing to act can be much more catastrophic for us all than the worry about acting. Acting in a timorous and tentative way is the worst of all ways.”

15 Yet something about their emotional makeup allowed Reichl and Levine to muddle through circumstances that would have felled more timorous souls.

16 The court’s reasoning is as flawed as it is timorous.

17 He spoke with a timorous voice.

18 He was small in stature, timorous and shy by nature.

19 Because of his adventures, the Philosopher eventually recognizes that life shouldn’t be complacently “consecutive, but explosive and variable, else it is a shackled and timorous slave.”

20 All artists, even those who appear to be timorous, quavering messes, have a core of steel.

timorous 同义词

1 畏怯的

timid cowardly shy

7 易受惊吓的

shy jumpy skittery

10 战战兢兢

timorously

11 易受惊的

timid shy squeamish

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