confident 的英语意思
confidentconfident /ˈkɒnfɪdənt $ ˈkɑːn-/ adjective 
查看全部语言翻译1[not before noun] sure that something will happen in the way that you want or expect确信某事将按照自己期望的方式发生confident (that)
We are confident next year’s profits will be higher.我们确信明年的利润将会更高。 He is quietly confident that there will be no problems this time.他暗自确信这次不会有任何问题。confident of The Prime Minister appeared relaxed and confident of winning an overall majority.首相看起来从容自信，笃定能赢得绝对多数席位。 The company is confident of success.该公司对成功充满信心。confident about I feel quite confident about the future.我对未来感到相当有信心。► see thesaurus at sure2sure that you have the ability to do things well or deal with situations successfully确信自己有能力将事情做好或成功应对各种情况: Despite her disability, Philippa is very confident.尽管身有残疾，菲利帕非常自信。confident about I feel much more confident about myself and my abilities these days.最近，我对自己和自己的能力感到更加自信了。confident smile/voice/manner etc He began to read in a calm confident voice.他开始用平静而自信的声音朗读。3sure that something is true确信某事是真实的confident (that) We are confident we have done nothing wrong.我们确信自己没有做错任何事。 He began to feel confident that Zaborski was only guessing.他开始确信扎博尔斯基只是在猜测。 It is not possible to give a confident answer to the question of whether the delay was unreasonable.对于延误是否不合理这一问题，无法给出确定的答案。—confidently adverb → self-confidentGRAMMAR: Patterns with confident语法：confident 的搭配模式• You are confident about something: · I’m quite confident about my English. ✗Don’t say: I’m quite confident of my English.• 对某件事有把握时用 confident about：· I'm quite confident about my English. ✗不要说：I'm quite confident of my English.• You are confident of victory or success, or confident of doing something: · The team is confident of victory.· The team is confident of winning.• 表示对胜利、成功或做某事有把握时用 confident of：· The team is confident of victory.· The team is confident of winning.THESAURUS同义词辨析confident sure that you have the ability to do something well or deal with situations successfully确信自己有能力把某事做好或成功应对各种情况: · She seemed confident that she would pass.· 她看起来确信自己会通过。· his calm and confident manner· 他冷静自信的举止· George was very confident about his abilities as a writer.· 乔治对自己作为作家的能力非常自信。· Baldwin is confident of victory in this year’s senate race.· 鲍德温对今年的参议院竞选胜券在握。self-confident/self-assured confident, and not shy or nervous in social situations自信，在社交场合不害羞也不紧张: · Jess was only 12, but she was very self-confident.· 杰丝才12岁，却非常自信。· He was very self-assured and spoke without notes.· 他非常自信，演讲不用稿子。· I eventually became more self-confident as a public speaker.· 我最终作为公众演讲者变得更加自信。supremely self-confident: · She was supremely self-confident, with the gift of being able to talk on any subject whenever the camera was rolling.· 她极度自信，天赋异禀，镜头一开便能就任何话题侃侃而谈。self-possessed adjective confident, calm, and in control of your feelings even in a difficult situation即使身处困境也能自信、冷静、控制自己情绪assertive confident enough to say what you think and want, so that people take notice of you有足够的自信表达自己的想法和愿望，从而让他人重视自己: · The course helps women learn how to be more assertive in the workplace.· 该课程帮助女性学习如何在职场中更加自信果断地表达自己。sure of yourself confident that you are right, even when other people do not agree with you即使他人不同意，也坚信自己是对的: · He sounded so sure of himself that I didn’t bother to argue.· 他听起来对自己如此笃定，我懒得和他争论。· Jenny was younger than her sister but seemed much more sure of herself.· 詹妮比姐姐年轻，但看起来更加自信。extrovert noun [countable] someone who behaves in a confident way in social situations and likes talking and being with other people在社交场合表现自信、喜欢交谈和与他人相处的人: · Most actors are natural extroverts.· 大多数演员天生就是外向型人。· Jan says her twin babies are completely different: Kelly is a real extrovert while Jessie is quiet and thoughtful.· 简说她的双胞胎孩子完全不同：凯利是个十足的外向型人，而杰西安静又体贴。· He’s a total extrovert who will talk to any stranger.· 他是个十足的外向者，见谁都能搭话。not confident不自信lack confidence/be lacking in confidence to not be confident about your abilities or appearance对自己的能力或外貌缺乏自信: · Francine is lacking in confidence and needs a lot of encouragement.· 弗朗辛缺乏自信，需要大量鼓励。· I was fat, had no friends, and lacked confidence.· 我当时很胖，没有朋友，也缺乏自信。· While girls lack confidence, boys often overestimate their abilities.· 女孩往往缺乏自信，而男孩则常常高估自己的能力。shy not confident about meeting or speaking to people who you do not know对见陌生人或与不认识的人交谈感到不自信: · Jane is a quiet shy person.· 简是个安静内向的人。· He had been painfully shy (=very shy) as a child.· 他小时候极度害羞（即非常害羞）。insecure not confident about yourself or your relationships, especially because you are worried that you are not good enough对自己或人际关系缺乏自信，尤其是因为担心自己不够好: · His childhood had left him very insecure.· 他的童年经历使他留下了很深的不安全感。· Ben’s parents’ divorce left him lonely and insecure.· 本父母的离婚让他感到孤独且缺乏安全感。· Models can make young women feel insecure about their own bodies.· 模特可能会让年轻女性对自己的身体感到不自信。unsure of yourself not confident, especially because you are young or you do not have much experience缺乏自信，尤其是因为年轻或经验不足: · At first, Chris seemed nervous and unsure of herself.· 起初，克里斯显得紧张，对自己没有把握。· He was only 21 and still very unsure of himself with girls.· 他才21岁，在女孩面前仍然很不自信。discouraged /dɪsˈkʌrɪdʒd $ -ˈkɜːr-/ not confident that you can succeed, because you have had problems trying to do something因尝试做某事时遇到困难而对能否成功缺乏自信: · Students can become discouraged very easily if they are not given the help they need.· 如果得不到所需的帮助，学生很容易变得灰心丧气。· I was very discouraged at the time, but I still hoped we could find a solution.· 当时我非常灰心，但仍然希望我们能找到解决办法。discouraged by: · Discouraged by her failed marriages, she gradually withdrew from the world.· 因婚姻屡遭失败而灰心丧气，她逐渐与世隔绝。discouraged about: · Hartman was so discouraged about the way his performing career was going, that he gave up acting for writing.· 哈特曼对自己演艺事业的走向深感失望，最终放弃表演转而写作。demoralized someone who is demoralized has lost all their confidence and wants to give up士气低落的人已丧失全部自信，想要放弃: · The team were completely demoralized after losing a series of games.· 球队在连续输掉几场比赛后完全士气低落。· a demoralized work force· 士气低落的员工队伍· Many employees became demoralized and cynical when the company announced another round of job cuts.· 当公司宣布又一轮裁员时，许多员工变得士气低落、愤世嫉俗。utterly/thoroughly demoralized
查看全部语言翻译1[not before noun] sure that something will happen in the way that you want or expect确信某事将按照自己期望的方式发生confident (that) We are confident next year’s profits will be higher.我们确信明年的利润将会更高。 He is quietly confident that there will be no problems this time.他暗自确信这次不会有任何问题。confident of The Prime Minister appeared relaxed and confident of winning an overall majority.首相看起来从容自信，笃定能赢得绝对多数席位。 The company is confident of success.该公司对成功充满信心。confident about I feel quite confident about the future.我对未来感到相当有信心。► see thesaurus at sure2sure that you have the ability to do things well or deal with situations successfully确信自己有能力将事情做好或成功应对各种情况: Despite her disability, Philippa is very confident.尽管身有残疾，菲利帕非常自信。confident about I feel much more confident about myself and my abilities these days.最近，我对自己和自己的能力感到更加自信了。confident smile/voice/manner etc He began to read in a calm confident voice.他开始用平静而自信的声音朗读。3sure that something is true确信某事是真实的confident (that) We are confident we have done nothing wrong.我们确信自己没有做错任何事。 He began to feel confident that Zaborski was only guessing.他开始确信扎博尔斯基只是在猜测。 It is not possible to give a confident answer to the question of whether the delay was unreasonable.对于延误是否不合理这一问题，无法给出确定的答案。—confidently adverb → self-confidentGRAMMAR: Patterns with confident语法：confident 的搭配模式• You are confident about something: · I’m quite confident about my English. ✗Don’t say: I’m quite confident of my English.• 对某件事有把握时用 confident about：· I'm quite confident about my English. ✗不要说：I'm quite confident of my English.• You are confident of victory or success, or confident of doing something: · The team is confident of victory.· The team is confident of winning.• 表示对胜利、成功或做某事有把握时用 confident of：· The team is confident of victory.· The team is confident of winning.THESAURUS同义词辨析confident sure that you have the ability to do something well or deal with situations successfully确信自己有能力把某事做好或成功应对各种情况: · She seemed confident that she would pass.· 她看起来确信自己会通过。· his calm and confident manner· 他冷静自信的举止· George was very confident about his abilities as a writer.· 乔治对自己作为作家的能力非常自信。· Baldwin is confident of victory in this year’s senate race.· 鲍德温对今年的参议院竞选胜券在握。self-confident/self-assured confident, and not shy or nervous in social situations自信，在社交场合不害羞也不紧张: · Jess was only 12, but she was very self-confident.· 杰丝才12岁，却非常自信。· He was very self-assured and spoke without notes.· 他非常自信，演讲不用稿子。· I eventually became more self-confident as a public speaker.· 我最终作为公众演讲者变得更加自信。supremely self-confident: · She was supremely self-confident, with the gift of being able to talk on any subject whenever the camera was rolling.· 她极度自信，天赋异禀，镜头一开便能就任何话题侃侃而谈。self-possessed adjective confident, calm, and in control of your feelings even in a difficult situation即使身处困境也能自信、冷静、控制自己情绪assertive confident enough to say what you think and want, so that people take notice of you有足够的自信表达自己的想法和愿望，从而让他人重视自己: · The course helps women learn how to be more assertive in the workplace.· 该课程帮助女性学习如何在职场中更加自信果断地表达自己。sure of yourself confident that you are right, even when other people do not agree with you即使他人不同意，也坚信自己是对的: · He sounded so sure of himself that I didn’t bother to argue.· 他听起来对自己如此笃定，我懒得和他争论。· Jenny was younger than her sister but seemed much more sure of herself.· 詹妮比姐姐年轻，但看起来更加自信。extrovert noun [countable] someone who behaves in a confident way in social situations and likes talking and being with other people在社交场合表现自信、喜欢交谈和与他人相处的人: · Most actors are natural extroverts.· 大多数演员天生就是外向型人。· Jan says her twin babies are completely different: Kelly is a real extrovert while Jessie is quiet and thoughtful.· 简说她的双胞胎孩子完全不同：凯利是个十足的外向型人，而杰西安静又体贴。· He’s a total extrovert who will talk to any stranger.· 他是个十足的外向者，见谁都能搭话。not confident不自信lack confidence/be lacking in confidence to not be confident about your abilities or appearance对自己的能力或外貌缺乏自信: · Francine is lacking in confidence and needs a lot of encouragement.· 弗朗辛缺乏自信，需要大量鼓励。· I was fat, had no friends, and lacked confidence.· 我当时很胖，没有朋友，也缺乏自信。· While girls lack confidence, boys often overestimate their abilities.· 女孩往往缺乏自信，而男孩则常常高估自己的能力。shy not confident about meeting or speaking to people who you do not know对见陌生人或与不认识的人交谈感到不自信: · Jane is a quiet shy person.· 简是个安静内向的人。· He had been painfully shy (=very shy) as a child.· 他小时候极度害羞（即非常害羞）。insecure not confident about yourself or your relationships, especially because you are worried that you are not good enough对自己或人际关系缺乏自信，尤其是因为担心自己不够好: · His childhood had left him very insecure.· 他的童年经历使他留下了很深的不安全感。· Ben’s parents’ divorce left him lonely and insecure.· 本父母的离婚让他感到孤独且缺乏安全感。· Models can make young women feel insecure about their own bodies.· 模特可能会让年轻女性对自己的身体感到不自信。unsure of yourself not confident, especially because you are young or you do not have much experience缺乏自信，尤其是因为年轻或经验不足: · At first, Chris seemed nervous and unsure of herself.· 起初，克里斯显得紧张，对自己没有把握。· He was only 21 and still very unsure of himself with girls.· 他才21岁，在女孩面前仍然很不自信。discouraged /dɪsˈkʌrɪdʒd $ -ˈkɜːr-/ not confident that you can succeed, because you have had problems trying to do something因尝试做某事时遇到困难而对能否成功缺乏自信: · Students can become discouraged very easily if they are not given the help they need.· 如果得不到所需的帮助，学生很容易变得灰心丧气。· I was very discouraged at the time, but I still hoped we could find a solution.· 当时我非常灰心，但仍然希望我们能找到解决办法。discouraged by: · Discouraged by her failed marriages, she gradually withdrew from the world.· 因婚姻屡遭失败而灰心丧气，她逐渐与世隔绝。discouraged about: · Hartman was so discouraged about the way his performing career was going, that he gave up acting for writing.· 哈特曼对自己演艺事业的走向深感失望，最终放弃表演转而写作。demoralized someone who is demoralized has lost all their confidence and wants to give up士气低落的人已丧失全部自信，想要放弃: · The team were completely demoralized after losing a series of games.· 球队在连续输掉几场比赛后完全士气低落。· a demoralized work force· 士气低落的员工队伍· Many employees became demoralized and cynical when the company announced another round of job cuts.· 当公司宣布又一轮裁员时，许多员工变得士气低落、愤世嫉俗。utterly/thoroughly demoralized