shy 的英语意思
shyshy1 /ʃaɪ/ adjective (comparative shyer, superlative shyest) 
查看全部语言翻译1nervous and embarrassed about meeting and speaking to other people, especially people you do not know见到或与人（尤其是陌生人）交谈时感到紧张、局促不安: 
He was a quiet shy man.他是个沉默腼腆的男人。shy with She was very shy with strangers.她在陌生人面前非常害羞。 a shy smile羞涩的微笑 As a teenager, I was painfully shy (=extremely shy).十几岁时，我腼腆得要命（=极度害羞）。shy to do something He was too shy to come and sit by me in class.他太内向了，不敢来坐在我旁边上课。go all shy British English (=to suddenly become very shy)（=突然变得非常害羞） Oh, have you gone all shy, Jenny?哦，Jenny，你怎么突然害羞起来了？► see thesaurus at confident2somebody is not shy about (doing) something used to emphasize that someone is very willing to do something or get involved with something用于强调某人非常乐于做某事或参与某事: John has strong opinions and he’s not shy about sharing them.约翰立场鲜明，从不吝于表达自己的看法。3unwilling to do something or get involved in something不愿做某事或参与某事be shy about/of (doing) something Employees are urged not to be shy about reporting incidents of sexual harassment.员工被敦促不要羞于举报性骚扰事件。4be shy (of something) especially American English to have less than a particular amount of something比某一特定数量少；不足某数量: The Democrats are three votes shy of a majority.民主党距过半数还差三票。 Jessica died Monday. She was one week shy of her 13th birthday.杰西卡于周一去世。距她十三岁生日还差一周。5used to say that someone does not like something and therefore tries to avoid it用于表示某人不喜欢某事，因此尽量回避: Although publicity-shy, he recently agreed to be interviewed.尽管他不喜欢抛头露面，但他近来同意接受了采访。 → camera-shy, work-shy6shy animals get frightened easily and are unwilling to come near people胆小的动物容易受惊，不愿靠近人 SYN timid: Deer are shy creatures.鹿是胆小的动物。—shyly adverb: He grinned shyly.他腼腆地咧嘴笑了。—shyness noun [uncountable]: I overcame my shyness.我克服了自己的害羞。 → fight shy of (doing) something at fight1(22), → once bitten, twice shy at bite1(14)THESAURUS同义词辨析bashful shy and not willing to say very much内向腼腆，不愿多说话self-conscious worried and embarrassed about what you look like or what other people think of you对自己的外表或他人对自己的看法感到不安和难为情timid not brave or confident缺乏勇气或自信reserved not liking to express your emotions or talk about your problems不喜欢表达情绪或谈论自身问题introverted thinking a lot about your own interests, problems etc, and not liking to be with other people过多关注自身的兴趣和问题等，不喜欢与他人相处withdrawn quiet and not wanting to talk to other people, especially because you are unhappy沉默寡言，不愿与人交谈，尤其是因为心情不好antisocial not liking to meet people and talk to them不喜欢与人见面或交谈retiring formal正式 not wanting to be with other people不想与他人在一起
查看全部语言翻译1nervous and embarrassed about meeting and speaking to other people, especially people you do not know见到或与人（尤其是陌生人）交谈时感到紧张、局促不安: He was a quiet shy man.他是个沉默腼腆的男人。shy with She was very shy with strangers.她在陌生人面前非常害羞。 a shy smile羞涩的微笑 As a teenager, I was painfully shy (=extremely shy).十几岁时，我腼腆得要命（=极度害羞）。shy to do something He was too shy to come and sit by me in class.他太内向了，不敢来坐在我旁边上课。go all shy British English (=to suddenly become very shy)（=突然变得非常害羞） Oh, have you gone all shy, Jenny?哦，Jenny，你怎么突然害羞起来了？► see thesaurus at confident2somebody is not shy about (doing) something used to emphasize that someone is very willing to do something or get involved with something用于强调某人非常乐于做某事或参与某事: John has strong opinions and he’s not shy about sharing them.约翰立场鲜明，从不吝于表达自己的看法。3unwilling to do something or get involved in something不愿做某事或参与某事be shy about/of (doing) something Employees are urged not to be shy about reporting incidents of sexual harassment.员工被敦促不要羞于举报性骚扰事件。4be shy (of something) especially American English to have less than a particular amount of something比某一特定数量少；不足某数量: The Democrats are three votes shy of a majority.民主党距过半数还差三票。 Jessica died Monday. She was one week shy of her 13th birthday.杰西卡于周一去世。距她十三岁生日还差一周。5used to say that someone does not like something and therefore tries to avoid it用于表示某人不喜欢某事，因此尽量回避: Although publicity-shy, he recently agreed to be interviewed.尽管他不喜欢抛头露面，但他近来同意接受了采访。 → camera-shy, work-shy6shy animals get frightened easily and are unwilling to come near people胆小的动物容易受惊，不愿靠近人 SYN timid: Deer are shy creatures.鹿是胆小的动物。—shyly adverb: He grinned shyly.他腼腆地咧嘴笑了。—shyness noun [uncountable]: I overcame my shyness.我克服了自己的害羞。 → fight shy of (doing) something at fight1(22), → once bitten, twice shy at bite1(14)THESAURUS同义词辨析bashful shy and not willing to say very much内向腼腆，不愿多说话self-conscious worried and embarrassed about what you look like or what other people think of you对自己的外表或他人对自己的看法感到不安和难为情timid not brave or confident缺乏勇气或自信reserved not liking to express your emotions or talk about your problems不喜欢表达情绪或谈论自身问题introverted thinking a lot about your own interests, problems etc, and not liking to be with other people过多关注自身的兴趣和问题等，不喜欢与他人相处withdrawn quiet and not wanting to talk to other people, especially because you are unhappy沉默寡言，不愿与人交谈，尤其是因为心情不好antisocial not liking to meet people and talk to them不喜欢与人见面或交谈retiring formal正式 not wanting to be with other people不想与他人在一起shyshy2 verb (past tense and past participle shied, present participle shying, third person singular shies) [intransitive] if a horse shies, it makes a sudden movement away from something because it is frightened（马）因受惊而突然跳开躲闪: The horse shied, throwing Darrel from his saddle.马受惊侧跳，把达雷尔从马鞍上甩了下来。shy away from something phrasal verb to avoid doing or dealing with something because you are not confident enough or you are worried or nervous about it因缺乏自信或感到担忧、紧张而回避某事或不敢处理某事: They criticized the leadership, but shied away from a direct challenge.他们批评了领导层，但回避了正面挑战。
if a horse shies, it makes a sudden movement away from something because it is frightened（马）因受惊而突然跳开躲闪: The horse shied, throwing Darrel from his saddle.马受惊侧跳，把达雷尔从马鞍上甩了下来。shy away from something phrasal verb to avoid doing or dealing with something because you are not confident enough or you are worried or nervous about it因缺乏自信或感到担忧、紧张而回避某事或不敢处理某事: They criticized the leadership, but shied away from a direct challenge.他们批评了领导层，但回避了正面挑战。