trepid如何读

英:['trepɪd]

美:['trepɪd]

trepid是什么意思

  • adj.惊恐的;悸惧的
  • 不安的.

trepid词根

词根:trepid

n.

trepidation 恐惧;惊恐;忧虑;颤抖

trepid英英释义

Adjective

1. timid by nature or revealing timidity;

"timorous little mouse"

"in a timorous tone"

"cast fearful glances at the large dog"

trepid词源中文解释

"因恐惧或惊恐而颤抖",1640年代,源自拉丁语 trepidus "害怕"(参见 trepidation)。相关词汇: Trepidly; trepidness。

trepid词源英文解释

Latin trepidus

The first known use of trepid was in 1650

trepid 例句

1 The trepid traveler, 76, admittedly carries around emotional baggage filled with neuroses and aversions.

2 Figure skaters execute their routines so elegantly, they make it look easy—an illusion that quickly dissolves with our own trepid first step in an ice rink.

3 This time around, she put grown-up thought into details like the length of her stride — people in the fashion industry say that on the runway, too short a step looks tepid and trepid.

4 Now it was he who became trepid, not understanding.

5 He mastered his trepid nature as best he could, and stayed there.

6 Phantom of beauty! with his trepid locks Gleaming like water-wreaths,—a flower of life, To whom the fairy world is fresh, the sky A glory, and the earth one huge delight!

7 Look at the poor little trepid creature, panting and helpless under the great eyes!

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