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不愿意说话
1、reluctant───adj.不情愿的;勉强的;顽抗的
2、speak to───证明;对……说话;责备;对…讲; 围绕…谈; 责备; 提醒
3、speak to her───和她谈谈
4、inability to speak───不能说话
5、to speak to───说话
6、speak to mike───和迈克说话
7、reluctant to───不甘心情愿做…
8、reluctant to do───不愿意做
9、so to speak───可以说,可谓;可以说;打个譬喻说
1、But most of the time, people are reluctant to speak up.───但大多数时候,人都不愿意说出来。
2、Even a century after the trial, the town was reluctant to speak of it.───即便是距离那次审判已有一个世纪之久,镇民们还是不愿意提及此事。
3、The woman seemed desirous, yet reluctant to speak, and answered in low, mysterious tone.───那妇人好象想说,但又有点踌躇,她放低了嗓门神秘地说。
4、However, Jack is reluctant to speak out against his boss, who is highly respected, longtime employee of Burt's Burgers.───但是杰克不愿在老板面前说出这些,因为他是一个在伯氏馅饼公司供职多年的很受人尊敬的员工。
5、Workers leaving the factory on Friday evening were reluctant to speak to reporters.───周五晚上离开工厂的工人都不愿与记者交谈。
6、With candid discussions of money a cultural taboo in Korea, many are reluctant to speak about the high cost of exchanging vows.───由于直接谈钱在韩国文化中是禁忌,所以许多韩国人都不愿谈论结婚的高昂花费。
7、Moreover, the questions often elicit responses from students that might otherwise be reluctant to speak up.───并且,这些问题往往能获得那些通常不太愿意发言的学生的回馈。
1、The woman seemed desirous, Yet reluctant, to speak, and answered in low, mysterious tone.
2、Due to the competition for top - paying jobs, some partners are reluctant to speak candidly.
3、Since then, some Chinese scholars have been reluctant to speak out on the issue — indeed, a half-dozen experts on the subject each declined to comment for this article.
4、Others at the bank were reluctant to speak on his behalf.