diffidence
美 ['dɪfɪdəns] 
英 ['dɪfɪdəns]
- n.羞怯；谦虚；缺乏自信；猜疑
- 网络胆怯；内向；无自信
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He was a man of diffidence and reserve, yet he was always caught up in the political storms of recent decades.
这位杰出的哈佛政治学者一直是一个腼腆含蓄的人，但最近几十年的政治风暴总是不可避免的与他扯上关系。
The tendency of a person to allow himself to be degraded, robbed, deceived, and exploited might be the diffidence of a God amongst men.
一个人听凭自己堕落、被掠夺、被欺骗、被利用，这或许是缺乏自信的表现。
She met girls of her own age, who looked at her as if with contempt for her diffidence .
她见到和她年纪相仿的女孩，她们打量着她，似乎对她的畏缩神气有些瞧不起。
The tendency of a person to allow himself to be degraded, robbed, deceived, and exploited might be the diffidence of a God among men.
一个人甘愿自己被侮辱、被抢劫、被欺骗、被剥削，这或许是一位神在人群中感到的胆怯。
WenMin mother company in the bidding, diffidence is lost in YiNing stole the company's plans sold to others, resolution into the matter.
温民母亲公司在这次招标里落选，疑心是一宁偷了公司的计划转卖给他人，决议调查此事。
He had never thought of his sweetheart as of so superior a being, and he was instantly taken with a feeling of diffidence.
他从来没有想到他的爱人会这样的华贵，竟使他的内心立刻产生了一种自惭形秽的感觉。
The boy was so diffidence and not good at talking that he did not know how to express his love to this girl.
小伙子性格内向，不善言辞，他不知道如何向女孩子表达他的爱慕之意。
I continued this method some few years, but gradually left it, retaining only the habit of expressing myself in terms of modest diffidence.
这种方法我连续用了几年，后来就逐渐抛弃，只保留了谦恭的不作肯定表述的习惯。
farmers maintained a certain proud and wary reserve that might be seen as diffidence, in the presence of citizens they could buy ahd sell.
在与他们做生意的城里人面前，他们保持着的某种尊严和小心翼翼的矜持，可能被看作胆怯。
Of bashfulness, diffidence or fear we had none, our main object being to bask in the heat of our own fervour.
我们没有害羞、胆怯和恐惧，因为我们的主要目的就是沉浸在我们自己的狂热当中。
He tapped on the door, opened it, and entered with a certain diffidence.
他敲了敲门，打开了门，带着一些羞怯走了进去。
Some analysts explain the diffidence by pointing to the drawn-out recession of the 1990s, which left the country demoralized and d in debt.
一些分析家解释说这种不自信的表现，源自20世纪90年代经济的长期衰退，让这个国家在债务中泥足深陷，意志消沉。
This lady received the visitors with a mixture of ceremony and diffidence quite English.
这位太太接待客人既拘泥礼节，又很腼腆，颇有英国风味。
It is good to speak on such a questions with diffidence.
谈这种问题感到羞这很好。
In Beijing , pride jostles with insecurity; studied diffidence sits alongside brisk self- confidence .
在北京，自豪感与不安全感交织在一起，刻意的谨慎与强烈的自信同时存在。
There's a great deal of modesty and diffidence in my world.
在我的世界里，有着许多谦逊和缺乏自信。
Mr. Pen, besides other drawbacks, chose to entertain an extreme diffidence about himself.
潘先生，除了其他缺点外，对涉及他自己的事总是异常胆怯。
This kind of style just showed our blindness and diffidence during the primary period of hotel design.
这正是酒店业发展初期的盲目和缺乏自信的状态。
Remember the dictum our professor taught us, ' diffidence leads to envy which gives rise to spite.
记住教授告诉我们的名言：‘缺乏自信会导致嫉妒，进而产生怨恨。’
I can not disguise the diffidence with which I am about to enter on the discharge of my official duties.
我不能掩饰我将要进入执行我的职责时信心的缺乏。
We set his silence down to his diffidence.
我们把他的沉默归之于缺乏自信。
Often its sourse is diffidence, and its cure lies in the growth of self-respect.
其根源通常是缺乏自信，治疗方法在于增加自尊。
Mr. Cruncher, with some diffidence, explained himself as meaning ' Old Nick 's. '
克朗彻先生觉得有点扫兴，解释说他指的是“老撒旦”。
He went to the stage and made a speech with diffidence.
他缺乏自信的走上台去演讲。
Diffidence is the poison of friendship.
踌躇是友谊的毒药。
You must overcome your diffidence if you intend to become a salesperson.
你要想做业务就必须克服羞怯
The same diffidence induces me to hope for instruction and aid from the coordinate branches of the Government,
同样的信心不足使我期望政府协调部门的指导和辅助，
diffidence The quality or state of being diffident; timidity or shyness
无自信；羞怯
A diffidence, perhaps too just,
一种也许过于正当的，
