英:[ˈretɪsnt]
美:[ˈrɛtɪsənt]
英:[ˈretɪsnt]
美:[ˈrɛtɪsənt]
ret·i·cent
re tih snt
reticently (adv.)
词根:reticent
adv.reticently 沉默地,沉默寡言地
n.reticence 沉默寡言
"不爱说话的,不愿意自由地说话",1822年,源自拉丁语 reticentem(主格 reticens),现在分词 reticere “保持沉默,保持沉默”,由 re-(这里可能是强调,见 re-)和 tacere “保持沉默”(见 tacit)组成。相关词汇: Reticently; reticency。
Latin reticent-, reticens, present participle of reticēre to keep silent, from re- + tacēre to be silent — more at tacit
The first known use of reticent was in 1825
retinanoun
the light-sensitive inner layer lining the back of the eye that contains the rods and cones and converts the images formed by the lens into signals which reach the brain by way of the optic nerve
reticulenoun
a woman's drawstring bag
reticulateadjective
resembling a net
reticulateadjective
resembling a net
reticularadjective
reticulate
reticentadjective
tending not to talk or give out information
quiet in tone or appearance
reluctant
reticentadjective
tending not to talk or give out information
quiet in tone or appearance
reluctant
1 Egyptologists are habitually reticent about each other’s work, and will no doubt wait to embrace this especially bold claim, but Mr Reeves’s paper has already aroused keen interest.
2 Lower down, the middle of the voice felt correspondingly more reticent.
3 Unlike many attempts by various forms of the media to mark the novel's golden jubilee, Smith's was not another futile quest to track down the famously reticent author and squeeze an interview out of her.
4 Yet it's a link he's unwilling to force, so unwilling that Gravity of Center starts to feel frustratingly reticent about making a theatrical case for itself.
5 When Nell shows up, she makes a bad impression: reticent and sullen.
6 Unsurprisingly, Mr. Jay proves a hugely entertaining guide, and as generous about his professional inspirations as he is reticent about his own life.
7 Truitt’s work remains reticent, if not indifferent, to all of that.
8 French theater is elitist and reticent to change, she said.
9 It’s a reticent crowd pleaser, a big, well-groomed musical that never seems to be courting a standing ovation.
10 A senseless tragedy, it was called, and she was described as a reticent and prematurely aged survivor.
报纸上说这是一场无谓的悲剧,而她被说成是一名早熟而寡言的幸存者。
11 But this particular historical epoch can inspire even the most reticent of us into unexpected activities and make even the most purely emotional acts resonate with political implication.
12 And like many Estonians, he is reticent and modest.
和许多爱沙尼亚人类似,他沉默寡言而且谦逊有礼。
13 People are very reticent to talk about their serious mental illnesses.
14 The dissimilarity means that there is an insistent and absorbing tension to their exchanges, which are neither reticent nor flowery.
15 No one could elicit any response out of the reticent little girl.
没有人能从那个沉默的小女孩身上套出任何回答。
16 It’s not that she’s a reticent singer, but she exudes humility.
17 He paints fascinating portraits of the “reticent, inaccessible” Gardner and of the meticulous Lamphere, who stayed on track though constantly challenged by his superiors.
18 As one story leads to another, though, Ana grows more reticent to tell them, and the intern finds he can’t back away.
19 And she wanted that for me even if I was always a little naturally reticent.
20 Crisp, Financial Times, 2007 "The dancers have an exceptional poise and clarity, if dramatically a little reticent."
2 沉默
dark quiet silent mute muted unspoken tacit wordless tight-lipped voiceless incommunicable tight-mouthed silently still reserve peace silence mum stillness dumb hush extinguish tongue-tie drum down tie off drag in your rope close word quiescent resting inexpressive unexpressive unvocal quiescency shell reticence quiescence reticency
3 缄默
silent mum reserved retiring tacit tongue-tied unpronounced reticence squash muzzle mute silence uncommunicative
4 沉默寡言的
retired withdrawn close-mouthed uncommunicative taciturn of few words strange tight-lipped buttoned-up incommunicative brief silent reserved
5 含蓄的
inner pregnant underlying implicit implied veiled connotative undemonstrative implicative seminal
7 不愿意
unwilling loath indisposed undisposed undesirous loathful loathly reticence averse loth nill disincline reluct hate indispose
8 有节制的
moderate modest controlled reserved sober low-key understated contained abstinent well-disciplined abstemious contd.
10 有节制
moderate modest controlled reserved sober low-key understated contained abstinent well-disciplined abstemious contd. writ small
11 寡言的
12 有保留的
13 勉强的
narrow mechanic forced reluctant unwilling strained dainty constrained tardy grudging left-footed farfetched uneager
15 含蓄
inner pregnant underlying implicit implied veiled connotative undemonstrative implicative connotation reticence diffidently reserve pregnancy implication seminal comprehension suppression inference reticency imply connote
16 沉默寡言
strange tight-lipped buttoned-up incommunicative reticence withdrawn taciturn withdrawal brief silent reserved uncommunicative