cringe如何读

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cringe是什么意思

  • vi.畏缩;觉得尴尬不安或难为情;阿谀,奉承
  • n.畏缩;阿谀,奉承

cringe变形

复数:cringes

第三人称单数:cringes

现在分词:cringing

过去式:cringed

过去分词:cringed

cringe扩展

cringingly (adv.), cringer (n.)

cringe词根

词根:cringe

adj.

cringing 谄媚(的)

n.

cringing 奉承(的)

cringe英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

to recoil in distaste

Americans cringed … at the use of a term now regarded as a slur—William Safire

to shrink in fear or servility

The terrified animal cringed in the corner.

to behave in an excessively humble or servile way

beggars cringing to tourists for money

to draw in or contract one's muscles involuntarily (as from cold or pain)

… we cringe under the blasting wind …—Charles S. Houston

noun

a cringing actspecifically: a servile bow

adjective

so embarrassing, awkward, etc. as to cause one to cringe : cringeworthy cringe comedy [=comedy involving jokes that make people uncomfortable] It's hard to find a movie from the early 2000s that isn't a little cringe.—theringer.com

a cringe moment

cringe词源中文解释

1570年代,“弯曲或蹲下,尤其是出于奴性或恐惧”,变体自 crenge, crenche “弯曲”(约1200年),源自古英语 cringan 的使役形式“屈服,让步,倒下(在战斗中); 变得弯曲”,源自原始日耳曼语 *krank- “弯曲,卷起”(源头还包括古诺尔斯语 kringr,荷兰语 kring,德语 Kring “圆圈,环”)。相关词汇: Cringed; cringing。名词用法始于1590年代。 Cringe-worthy(形容词)于1990年得到证实。

cringe词源英文解释

Verb and Noun Middle English crengen; akin to Old English cringan to yield, Middle High German krank weak

The first known use of cringe was in the 13th century

cringe儿童词典英英释义

crinolinenoun

a cloth used for stiffening and lining

a full stiff skirtespecially: one lined with crinoline

hoopskirt

crinoidnoun

any of a large class of invertebrates that are echinoderms and usually have a cup-shaped body with five or more feathery arms

crinoidnoun

any of a large class of invertebrates that are echinoderms and usually have a cup-shaped body with five or more feathery arms

crinkle1 of 2verb

to form or cause little waves or wrinkles on the surface

rustle entry 1 sense 1

crinkle2 of 2noun

wrinkle entry 1 sense 1, ripple

crinkle1 of 2verb

to form or cause little waves or wrinkles on the surface

rustle entry 1 sense 1

crinkle2 of 2noun

wrinkle entry 1 sense 1, ripple

crinkle1 of 2verb

to form or cause little waves or wrinkles on the surface

rustle entry 1 sense 1

crinkle2 of 2noun

wrinkle entry 1 sense 1, ripple

crinkle1 of 2verb

to form or cause little waves or wrinkles on the surface

rustle entry 1 sense 1

crinkle2 of 2noun

wrinkle entry 1 sense 1, ripple

crinkle1 of 2verb

to form or cause little waves or wrinkles on the surface

rustle entry 1 sense 1

crinkle2 of 2noun

wrinkle entry 1 sense 1, ripple

cringeverb

to shrink in fear or distaste : cower

cringed at the sight of blood

to behave in a too humble or cowardly way

cringeverb

to shrink in fear or distaste : cower

cringed at the sight of blood

to behave in a too humble or cowardly way

cringe 例句

1 They be impulsive, faithful and take risks others may cringe from.

在其他人畏缩的时候,他们可以为情所驱, 忠实的承担风险.

2 She tried not to cringe at all the dirt beneath them.

3 The more I spoke about my experiences to Esther, the more I began to cringe at the gruesome details, even though I didn’t let her know that.

4 Behind her, Neville put a hand over his eyes and cringed.

5 Nearby bonobos cried out in surprise and I cringed.

6 Many of these people drove me crazy, but they also made me laugh and cringe, because I could see myself in some of them.

书中的很多人曾令我发疯,但他们也让我发笑和感到害怕,因为我在他们身上看到我的影子。

7 The words came out with a bitterness, and he cringed.

8 The way he asks that question as though he already knows the answer makes me cringe inside.

9 Dallas cringed, then closed his eyes and tried to picture other hills, rolling ones, green ones.

10 The idea of walking back onto a dance floor alone makes me cringe.

11 Dead is the monarch, dead the cringed before him, dead the city in which they dwelt.

君主死了, 在他面前卑躬屈膝 ﹑ 阿谀奉承的侍臣死了,他们居住的这个都城也死了. (同上)

12 His face cringing and eyes closing, then opening.

13 They cringed before the queen.

他们在女王面前卑躬屈膝.

14 I always cringe when I hear that song.

15 I cringe and sink low in my chair.

16 A head was shooting upward from the ground; limbs were sprouting; a moment later, a man was standing where Scabbers had been, cringing and wringing his hands.

17 That is why some economists cringe when Wall Street firms are bailed out.

这也就是一些经济学家,对救助华尔街企业感到厌烦的原因.

18 Then, without thinking, I grab my napkin, press it against my jawline, and cringe in pain.

19 Meanwhile I was there and not there, cringing at Luce’s touch, sprouting goose bumps, and worrying that I hadn’t washed properly.

20 They cringed away and none said a word.

cringe 同义词

4 摇尾乞怜

fawning fawningly fawn

5 感到羞愧

blush wither

6 奴颜婢膝

servile

7 战战兢兢

jitter

9 阿谀奉承

sugar insinuation smooge

15 腻烦

sick pall cloy

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