名词犹豫; 踌躇; 含糊; 口吃
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1. Without any hesitation, he jumped into the river to save the drowning child.
他毫不犹豫地跳下河去救溺水的孩子。
1. 犹豫步：当战争爆发时,探戈和波士顿华尔兹舞已退流行,终至被人们遗忘,尤其是华尔兹舞已全然销声匿迹,但它的犹豫步(Hesitation)仍被其它的舞采用. 狐步舞仅在大战爆发前一个月才第一次听到它的名字,且立即在舞场中造成狂热,这其中原因是可了解的.
2. 犹豫：经过练习,犹豫(hesitation)现象减少,语速增加. 重复讲述练习可以选择一些听力材料中的内容,模仿并重复讲述,这样做既可以校正自己的发音,又可以提高流利性. 自言自语练习的内容可以从讲个有趣的故事开始,然后选用一些大众性的话题进行练习,
3. 迟滞：在讲浇口的型式、尺寸和定位时,讲师会阐示如何才能导致平直的产品、如何才能减轻迟滞(hesitation)现象、如何才能减少缩痕和缩孔、如何才能避免喷流(jetting)、如何才能使得熔接痕问题淡化等等.
4. 疑：即发话者不知道答案的问题;(2)教师只对内容做出反馈,即只有当对交际造成障碍时,才改正错误;(3)教师在解释、提问和指示时使用调整(modification)、迟疑(hesitation)、重新措辞(rephrasing)等语言来帮助学习者理解;
1. 犹豫;疑虑;不情愿
Hesitation is an unwillingness to do something, or a delay in doing it, because you are uncertain, worried, or embarrassed about it.
e.g. He promised there would be no more hesitations in pursuing reforms.
他答应在推进改革这件事上不再迟疑不决。
e.g. ...the prime minister's hesitation to accept a ceasefire.
首相在接受停火协议上的犹豫
2. 毫不犹豫
If you say that you have no hesitation in doing something, you are emphasizing that you will do it immediately or willingly because you are certain that it is the right thing to do.
e.g. The board said it had no hesitation in unanimously rejecting the offer...
董事会自称毫不犹豫地一致否决了该项报价。
e.g. Some of us had careers, but we had no hesitation in giving them up to work alongside our wives.
我们中间有些人有自己的事业，但我们毫不犹豫地选择了放弃自己的事业，和我们的妻子并肩工作。
3. 毫不犹豫地;心甘情愿地
If you say that someone does something without hesitation, you are emphasizing that they do it immediately and willingly.
e.g. The great majority of players would, of course, sign the contract without hesitation...
绝大多数球员当然会毫不犹豫地签合同。
e.g. The boy followed without hesitation.
男孩毫不犹豫地跟了上去。
1. Yet many seem to have no hesitation when it comes to buying a luxury item that might cost one or two months'wages.
2. Customers'hesitation is also being intensified by other negative factors, such as bank controls on car loans and high oil prices.
3. Any hesitation from his or her appearance will add to journalists curiosity and more harsh or even twisted questions.
4. The price for having a delivery of this kind could be another reason for hesitation.
5. But the supply side's reluctance is the more fundamental and dominant cause, while the demand side's hesitation is more derivative in nature.
6. Policymakers have shown no hesitation in tightening monetary supply though the pace of such tightening is still subject to enormous pressure from international capital inflows.
7. The Chinese people have never had the slightest hesitation, falter or concession on the major principle issue of opposing secession.
8. They picked up their gear and ran without a second's hesitation.
9. Despite the pressures of the Oscar performance, the gregarious actor said he'd take on the hosting task again without hesitation.
10. hesitation
10. She knew that in Beijing the same sort of product was sold at triple price, so she bought the milk white handbag without hesitation.
noun
1. the act of pausing uncertainly
e.g. there was a hesitation in his speech
Synonym: waver falter faltering
2. a certain degree of unwillingness
e.g. a reluctance to commit himself
his hesitancy revealed his basic indisposition
after some hesitation he agreed
Synonym: reluctance hesitancy disinclination indisposition
3. indecision in speech or action
Synonym: vacillation wavering