shy如何读

英:[ʃaɪ]

美:[ʃaɪ]

shy英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 怕羞的,腼腆的 timid and nervous in the presence of others; reserved
  2. 胆怯的 (of animals, birds, etc.) unwilling to be seen or be near to humans; easily frightened
  3. 有戒心的,不喜欢…的 wary or afraid of (a person or an action)
  4. 缺乏的,不足的 lacking; short
v.(动词)
  1. vi. 惊退,畏缩 (usually of a horse) turn aside or hold back in fear or alarm

shy是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 怕羞的,胆小的,羞怯的,显得腼腆的
  2. 欠缺,不足,未达到,不够
  3. 躲避…的,害怕(做),对(做)…心怀顾忌,畏缩的
  4. 存戒心的,小心的,谨防...的
  5. 不易捉摸的
n. (名词)
  1. 惊退,惊逸,惊跳,惊避
  2. 投扔,投掷
  3. 乱丢
  4. <口>嘲弄,讽刺,抨击
  5. <口>尝试
  6. 企图
  7. 目标
  8. 机会
v. (动词)
  1. (尤指马)畏避,回避,躲避,畏缩,避开,避免做
  2. 惊退,惊跳,惊逸,吓一跳
  3. 厌恶
  4. <口>投,扔,投掷,乱掷,乱投
  5. 胆怯,受惊

shy变形

复数:shies

第三人称单数:shies

现在分词:shying

过去式:shied

过去分词:shied

比较级:shyer

最高级:shyest

shy词根

词根:shy

adv.

shyly 害羞地;羞怯地;胆怯地;小心地

shily 胆小地;羞怯地

n.

shyness 羞怯

shy英英释义

adjective

easily frightened : timid

disposed to avoid a person or thing

publicity shy

hesitant in committing oneself : circumspect

sensitively diffident or retiring : reservedalso: expressive of such a state or nature

a shy smile

secluded, hidden

having less than the full or specified amount or number : short

just shy of six feet tall

disreputable

gambling hells and shy saloons—Blackwood's

verb (1)

intransitive verb

to develop or show a dislike or distaste—usually used with from or away from

an author who shies away from publicity

to start suddenly aside through fright or alarm

noun (1)

a sudden start aside (as from fright)

verb (2)

intransitive verb

to make a sudden throw

transitive verb

to throw (an object) with a jerk : fling

noun (2)

the act of shying : toss, throw

a verbal fling or attack

cockshy

shy词组

shy away from回避,退缩;躲避;羞于

shy of对…有顾虑;对…畏缩;缺乏

fight shy of回避,躲避;避免与…正面接触(或交锋),[口语]回避,避免(某人、某事物、做某事):,逃避,回避,与…不接触 

shy away回避;避开

shy girl害羞的女孩

shy词源中文解释

中古英语 shei,意为“容易受惊或惊吓”,源自晚期古英语 sceoh,意为“胆小,容易受惊”,源自原始日耳曼语 *skeukh(w)az,意为“害怕”(源头还包括中低地德语 schüwe,荷兰语 schuw,德语 scheu “害羞”; 古高地德语 sciuhen,德语 scheuchen “吓跑”)。在日耳曼语族之外的同源词不确定,除非可能在古教会斯拉夫语 shchuti “狩猎,煽动”中。意大利语 schivare “避免”,古法语 eschiver “回避”是日耳曼语借词。

意为“因胆怯而回避与他人接触,难以接近”的意思始见于1600年左右。意为“缺乏,不足”的意思源自1895年,美国英语赌博俚语。作为复合词的最后一个成分(gun-shy 等),意为“害怕的,厌恶的,不情愿的”,始见于1849年。

shy_体育行业词汇

受惊

shy词源英文解释

Adjective Middle English schey, going back to Old English scēoh, going back to West Germanic *skeuh(w)a- (whence also Middle High German schiehe, schiech "timid, despondent," and, with alteration or variant ablaut, Middle Dutch scu, scouw "timid"), perhaps extended form of Indo-European *(s)keu̯(H)- "perceive, watch" — more at show >entry 1 Verb (1) derivative of shy >entry 1 Noun (1) derivative of shy >entry 2 Verb (2) of obscure origin Noun (2) derivative of shy >entry 4

The first known use of shy was before the 12th century

shy儿童词典英英释义

siblingnoun

one of two or more individuals having the same parents or sometimes only one parent in common

siblingnoun

one of two or more individuals having the same parents or sometimes only one parent in common

sibilant1 of 2adjective

having or producing the sound of or a sound like the s or the sh in sash

sibilant2 of 2noun

a sibilant speech sound (as English \s\, \z\, \sh\, \zh\, \ch (=tsh)\, or \j (=dzh)\)

sinoun

the seventh note of a scale : ti

shysternoun

a crooked lawyer or politician

shy1 of 3adjective

easily frightened : timid

not feeling comfortable around people : not wanting or able to call attention to oneself

having less than a full or an expected amount or number

we were about ten dollars shy of our goal

shy2 of 3verb

to draw back in sudden dislike or distaste

shied from publicity

to move quickly to one side in fright

the horse shied

shy3 of 3noun

a sudden move to one side

shy1 of 3adjective

easily frightened : timid

not feeling comfortable around people : not wanting or able to call attention to oneself

having less than a full or an expected amount or number

we were about ten dollars shy of our goal

shy2 of 3verb

to draw back in sudden dislike or distaste

shied from publicity

to move quickly to one side in fright

the horse shied

shy3 of 3noun

a sudden move to one side

shy1 of 3adjective

easily frightened : timid

not feeling comfortable around people : not wanting or able to call attention to oneself

having less than a full or an expected amount or number

we were about ten dollars shy of our goal

shy2 of 3verb

to draw back in sudden dislike or distaste

shied from publicity

to move quickly to one side in fright

the horse shied

shy3 of 3noun

a sudden move to one side

shy1 of 3adjective

easily frightened : timid

not feeling comfortable around people : not wanting or able to call attention to oneself

having less than a full or an expected amount or number

we were about ten dollars shy of our goal

shy2 of 3verb

to draw back in sudden dislike or distaste

shied from publicity

to move quickly to one side in fright

the horse shied

shy3 of 3noun

a sudden move to one side

shy 例句

1 His pegasus kept shying away from him, reluctant to let him mount.

2 When we got to Deborah’s car, her two grandsons—Davon and Alfred, who were just shy of their eighth and fourth birthdays —sat in the backseat screaming at each other.

3 There’s been so much shy grinning at her, it’s even kind of bold.

4 Deja, who everyone knew was painfully shy, glanced up with the look of a frightened rabbit.

5 But my father was not shy, I realized, when I’d watch him speaking Spanish with relatives.

6 Henry’s grin goes crooked and a little shy, dipping down to brush against Alex’s jaw.

7 He is shy of me as I am sometimes shy of Djo.

8 They had been clumsy and shy at first, but the giddiness that flooded through her after the kiss had plowed through all those nerves.

9 She was beautiful, fresh-faced, and the smile was everything—wide, shy, electric.

10 “He shies a bit on his right side.”

11 “Make the coffee,” he said softly and his voice was shy.

12 Little Jimmy was quiet and shy and bad at football and, well, little.

13 When she first pulled me into the van, I thought she was just shy and skittish around strangers.

14 When Pylos returned the girl came with him, shy as ever.

15 He waited for the mare to shy away from the yellow form that moved toward them; but the horse was upwind and did not stir.

16 She was a shy, quiet-spoken girl...

她是个害羞、说话轻声细语的女孩。

17 I am a shy and flabby ( weak ) girl who is afraid of changing.

我是个害羞.软弱. 害怕改变的女孩.用英语怎么说?

18 She was probably kind of shy so she had to slip me the note instead of dealing with it face-to-face.

19 Taisin rarely spoke, and Kaede had not yet determined whether it was because she was disinterested in conversation or merely shy.

20 Those who hide their love are shy, but you can find an ocean in ther eye.

那些害羞的人隐藏自己的感情, 但你分明能看到他们眼中深情似海.

shy 同义词

1 畏怯的

timorous

8 易受惊吓的

jumpy timorous skittery

9 短少的

wanting

10 易感的

sensitive

19 迟疑的

hesitant unready

20 欠赌注的

light

26 缺少的

short void absent

27 怕羞

pudency backward blush

41 躲避的

evasive

45 失去的

bereft

46 当心的

watchful guarded

50 未达到

short miss fall short of

52

bolt

60 有戒心的

leery

61 乱丢

litter

65 腼腆

modest modestly modesty

69 易感

sensitive sensitize

72 惊跳

start jump

74 不信任的

diffident mistrustful

75 退避

retreat wince

80 惊退

start

shy 短语相关

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