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taciturn

英 /ˈtæsɪtɜːn/美 /ˈtæsɪtɜːrn/
  • adj.
    沉默寡言的；无言的，不太说话的
GRESAT

双语例句

  1. He became a taciturn man, a man not easy to live with. Later, when the older children married and had children of their own, he mellowed a little.
    他变成了一个沉默寡言的人、一个不容易相处的人。后来，等大点的孩子们结了婚，也有了他们自己的孩子，他变得平和了些。
    来自《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
  2. The King chafed bitterly over the stupendous indignity thus put upon his royalty, but Hendon was moody and taciturn.
    国王对他的王权受到的巨大侮辱感到非常愤怒，亨顿更是憋住一肚子气，沉默寡言。
  3. Well before he died of cancer in 2008, Harold Pinter knew he had earned a reputation for being "enigmatic, taciturn, terse, prickly, explosive and forbidding".
    早在2008年哈罗德·品特因癌症去世之前，他就知道了自己赢得了“高深莫测、沉默寡言、简洁、多刺、暴躁以及令人生畏”的名声。

网络短语

  • Taciturn knight
    沉默寡言的骑士
  • Most of The Taciturn
    沉默的大多数
  • I become taciturn
    我变得沉默寡言
  • earnest and taciturn
    稳重寡言
  • silent taciturn
    不说话；无语

词语扩展

adj.
uncommunicativeincommunicative
沉默寡言的；无言的，不太说话的
adv.
taciturnly沉默寡言地
n.
taciturnity沉默寡言；缄默

词义分布

沉默寡言的
64.3%
寡言
35.7%

英英释义

  • adj.habitually reserved and uncommunicative

词源

  • taciturn不苟言笑的
    来自 tacit,安静的，-urn,形容词后缀。引申词义不苟言笑的。