timid怎么读，timid的音标和真人发音
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[ˈtɪmɪd]
美音 [ˈtɪmɪd]
timid是什么意思，timid的意思是
adj.胆小的；羞怯的；怕人；羞手羞脚
timid 记忆方法
timid的词根或词缀是:
tim
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timid的词源和记忆技巧
timid 胆怯的，胆小的
来自拉丁语 timere,使恐惧，可能来自 PIE*teme,黑暗的，词源同 temerity,tenebrous.
timid 的用法和双语例句“点击”或“选中”例句中的单词，就可以看到词义解释
- Even some of the democrats are timid .
- 甚至一些民主党人士也相当胆小。
- The current , timid , reactionary sarkozy may judge that he stands to gain little from further reform .
- 现在胆怯保守的萨科奇大概会认为，若继续改革他也不会得到什么好处。
- But mr reinhart says that policymakers are usually too " timid " to pursue them .
- 但是文森特雷哈特表示决策者通常都太“胆怯”，使得这些方式无法推行。
- We can 't have the man on horseback , and anything is preferable to the timid swine that now rule .
- 马背上的人是没有了，可无论什么人来统治也要比现在这批胆怯的猪猡强。
- There are signs that europeans understand this better than their timid leaders .
- 有迹象表明欧洲人对这点的理解比他们胆小的领导人更透彻。
- 5 / 12 The bears that rogers knows are timid creatures .
- 5/12罗杰斯所了解的黑熊属胆小的动物。
- By contrast , the politics of the plan is too timid .
- 相比之下，这项计划的政治意义就太胆小了。
- By the standards of other european countries , the french pension reform is timid .
- 以欧洲其他国家的标准来衡量，法国的养老金改革十分温和胆小。
- Prior to the quake , japan was a timid nation worrying about its eventual decline .
- 在地震前，日本是一个忧虑于它的最终衰退的胆小的民族。
- Gimmicky special agencies cannot make up for a justice system filled with crooked , timid or inexperienced judges and prosecutors .
- 各种花里胡哨的专门机构并不能弥补一个充斥着或心术不正的、或胆怯的、或缺乏经验的法官和检查官。
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