skittish如何读

英:[ˈskɪtɪʃ]

美:[ˈskɪtɪʃ]

skittish是什么意思

  • adj.胆小的;易受惊的;轻佻的

skittish自然拼读

skit·tish

skI tihsh

skittish扩展

skittishly (adv.), skittishness (n.)

skittish词根

词根:skittish

n.

skittishness 活泼好动;易惊;难以驾驭

skittish英英释义

adjective

lively or frisky in action : capricious

variable, fluctuating

easily frightened : restive

a skittish horse

coy, bashful

marked by extreme caution : wary

skittish investors

skittish词源中文解释

15世纪初,“非常活泼,轻浮”,可能源自于与古诺尔斯语 skjota 相关的斯堪的纳维亚语词汇,意为“射击,发射,快速移动”,源自于 PIE 词根 *skeud- “射击,追逐,投掷”。比较北方方言 skite “跳跃前进”(见 skit)。

“害羞,容易受惊,紧张,易于奔跑”的意义始于1500年左右,用于形容马。 “易变的,善变的,不稳定的”意义始于1600年左右; “倾向于腼腆或保留”的意义始于1640年代。相关词汇: Skittishly; skittishness。

skittish词源英文解释

Middle English, from skit- (probably from Old Norse skyt-) + -ish

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

skittish儿童词典英英释义

skulduggerynoun

sneaky or dishonest behavior : trickery

skullcapnoun

a close-fitting capespecially: a light cap without brim for indoor wear

skullnoun

the case of bone or cartilage that forms the skeleton of the head and face, encloses the brain, and supports the jaws of vertebrates

the location of understanding or intelligence : mind

skulkverb

to move in a sly or secret manner : sneak

to hide or conceal oneself from cowardice or fear or with treacherous intention

skulkverb

to move in a sly or secret manner : sneak

to hide or conceal oneself from cowardice or fear or with treacherous intention

skulduggerynoun

sneaky or dishonest behavior : trickery

skoalnoun

toast entry 2 sense 3, health—often used as an interjection

skittishadjective

lively or frisky in action

easily frightened : restive

a skittish horse

bashful

skittishadjective

lively or frisky in action

easily frightened : restive

a skittish horse

bashful

skittish 例句

1 Under the bus, the roadway's shadows — a skittish turbulence of brush strokes — add to the scene's sense of instability.

2 Maybe they will want to start something in neighborhoods that make banks skittish.

3 The hippocampi were still skittish, but they stopped swirling around me quite so fast.

4 Skepticism about the Fed's willingness and ability to do all this makes Congress skittish.

由于怀疑美联储是否有意愿也有能力做好这些事情,国会的态度也时常出现变化.

5 The dog hung back on the porch, skittish and unsure of himself.

6 She gets very skittish when her boy-friend is around.

她男朋友在场时,她就显得格外轻佻。

7 Instead of letting circumstances overwhelm, however, the band channels this energy into its songs, which are universally jittery and and unsettled and skittish.

8 The Flute Sonata sounded fluffier and more skittish than it sometimes does; the oboe work, Poulenc's last completed score, paid elegant tribute to Prokofiev.

9 One female industry veteran said people were skittish about speaking on the record.

10 Roman, though, is skittish about going another round with their dad, having just been soundly whipped.

11 Mandy, who was even more skittish than I remembered, was reluctant to sit at the table, but in a few minutes we were enjoying the snack.

12 Investors could become even more skittish.

投资者有可能会变得胆小。

13 In these skittish parodies, female libertines run amok, hijacking carriages and poisoning family members they dislike or biting off their fingers.

14 Croft speculated that "skittish" publishers anxious about the site's effect on sales might have put pressure on Amazon, but admitted that "really, we don't know".

15 We’d taken him on a dozen rides through the open pasture, but he was inexperienced, skittish, unpredictable.

16 He walked slowly to the rail where the horses were tethered: gentle Traveler, skittish Lucy Long.

17 The declining dollar gave heart to skittish investors.

美元的衰落给总是担惊受怕的投资者们带来了信心。

18 Fact: Pavlov’s dog may have learned to salivate when hearing a ringing bell, but when a bell jingled as Dad and I entered the Brevard Animal Clinic, my poor skittish nerves were startled.

19 As is, she is shy and skittish, possibly because she never leaves the hive, but spends her days confined in darkness, a kind of eternal night, perpetually in labor.

20 But they paint a portrait of a middle-aged tech giant in the early stages of a successful turnaround amid a skittish global economy.

它们描绘的是,一个已经步入中年的科技巨人面临反复无常的全球经济,终于迈出了成功转型的第一步。

skittish 同义词

4 易惊的

skeigh frisky flighty

7 易受惊吓的

bird-eyed

8 腼腆的

withdrawn

11 爱调情的

flirtatious

16 受惊的

funky shy scared frightened frit

21 受惊

frit shy spook

30 坐立不安的

restless jittery feverish

33 变幻莫测的

mercurial capricious

37 易受惊的

shy

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