chary如何读

英:[ˈtʃeəri]

美:[ˈtʃeri]

chary是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 谨慎的
  2. 吝惜的
  3. 细心的
  4. 怕羞的
  5. 不愿冒风险的
  6. 小心谨慎的
  7. 谨小慎微的
  8. 节俭的
  9. 吝啬的
  10. 谦恭的
  11. 腼腆的
  12. 小心的
  13. 舍不得的
  14. <古>珍视的

chary自然拼读

char·y

cher i

chary变形

比较级:charier

最高级:chariest

chary扩展

charily (adv.)

chary词根

词根:chary

adv.

charily 谨慎地;俭省地

n.

chariness 谨慎;节俭;吝啬

chary英英释义

adjective

wary or mindful; cautious.Chary investors are likely to avoid these risky stocks.

selective; fastidious.He is chary about who reads his work.

bashful; timid.She is chary of meeting new people.

not dispensing freely; sparing (often fol. by "of").She is chary of favors to mere acquaintances.

chary词源中文解释

古英语 cearig “悲伤的,充满忧虑的”,形容词来自 care(名词),参见 careful 的意义演变。16世纪从“充满关怀”演变为“小心谨慎”。“节约的,节俭的”意义来自1560年代。同源于古撒克逊语 carag,古高地德语 charag “充满悲伤、烦恼或关怀”。相关词汇: Charily; chariness。

chary词源英文解释

Middle English charri "sorrowful, dear, cherished," going back to Old English cearig "troubled, troublesome, taking care," going back to Germanic *karaga- (whence Old Saxon & Old High German karag "sorrowful"), from *karō "sorrow, worry" + *-aga-, by-form of *-iga- -y >entry 1 — more at care >entry 1

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

chary儿童词典英英释义

chase1 of 3noun

the hunting of animals—used with the

the act of chasing : pursuit

saw the thief and gave chase

something pursued

a scene (as in a movie) where the characters chase one another

chase2 of 3verb

to follow in order to capture or overtake chase the bus

chase a thief

hunt entry 1 sense 1

chase the fox

to drive away or out

chase a dog off the lawn

chase3 of 3verb

to decorate (metal) by indenting with a hammer and tools without cutting edges

chase1 of 3noun

the hunting of animals—used with the

the act of chasing : pursuit

saw the thief and gave chase

something pursued

a scene (as in a movie) where the characters chase one another

chase2 of 3verb

to follow in order to capture or overtake chase the bus

chase a thief

hunt entry 1 sense 1

chase the fox

to drive away or out

chase a dog off the lawn

chase3 of 3verb

to decorate (metal) by indenting with a hammer and tools without cutting edges

chase1 of 3noun

the hunting of animals—used with the

the act of chasing : pursuit

saw the thief and gave chase

something pursued

a scene (as in a movie) where the characters chase one another

chase2 of 3verb

to follow in order to capture or overtake chase the bus

chase a thief

hunt entry 1 sense 1

chase the fox

to drive away or out

chase a dog off the lawn

chase3 of 3verb

to decorate (metal) by indenting with a hammer and tools without cutting edges

charyadjective

cautious especially to protect something

chary of his reputation

slow to give, accept, or spend

chary of praise

chary 例句

1 In any case, if you are chary about stock investing, you need to understand how diversifying with stocks and a variety of other assets can improve returns over time.

2 But Mr Richardson is a bit chary nonetheless when he holds the newspaper—perhaps due to its age and fragility, or perhaps in memory of those poisoned printers.

3 It's worth dealing with the difference again, since everyone seems to have forgotten it or become chary of the articulation.

4 I'm too chary. I not happen before work lacking a disguise those matches my assignment.

我还非比寻常谨慎, 任务时我总会伪装起来,以配合任务需求.

5 And Republicans are chary of almost anything done by the executive branch, such as new rules announced last week to restrict fracking on federal land.

6 I am chary of making too many idiotic mistakes.

我小心谨慎以免犯太多的愚蠢错误。

7 When I'm working myself I'm always chary of being exposed to outside influences.

8 With a writer so chary of detail, the reader rushes to fill in.

9 If she has become chary with her coloratura, she made up for it with her musical-comedy spirit and virtuosity.

10 That was a movie which really couldn’t be made now; people are understandably chary of presenting children in such adult and rather sexualised situations.

11 The cat is chary of wetting its paws.

那猫小心翼翼的不弄湿它的爪子.

12 However, any kind of social cohesiveness outside CCP parameters makes the Party very chary, including demonstrations of civic solidarity such as Gay Pride events.

13 It would be chary of me, as a Post columnist, not to acknowledge the yeoman-like work the Times has done on the e-mail story.

14 chary investors who weren't burned by the dot-com bust

15 That tone is most obvious in the author’s chary regard of his icon.

16 She is chary of lending money.

她对借出金钱很小心谨慎.

17 Since went public in 2004 in a way that maintained control for its founders, the leaders of Silicon Valley have been chary about shareholder voting rights.

18 If investors become chary of risky assets again, even those with half-decent fundamentals will get dumped.

19 He’s not as guarded or chary as he was immersed in the Boston Baseball Experience, where one wrong step or word can spark furor.

20 But "we are also very cautious about not upsetting what was a delicate balance that was achieved when we negotiated the original text, so would be chary about doing anything that would do just that."

chary 同义词

16 谨小慎微

prissy pedantry

18 节省的

frugal -saving

21 小心谨慎的

circumspect

28 多疑的

paranoid mistrustful

37 不愿冒风险的

risk-averse

40 谨小慎微的

prissy

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