standoffish
英 [stænd'ɒfɪʃ]
美
- standoffish (adj.)
- 1826, from verbal phrase stand off "hold aloof" (c. 1600); see stand (v.) + off (adv.). Related: Standoffishly; standoffishness.
- 1. She was growing a little less standoffish.
- 她逐渐变得不那么冷淡了.
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- 2. He was well - dressed and very standoffish.
- 他衣着很讲究而且很自高自大.
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- 3. Mary only seems standoffish; once you get to know her, she is nice.
- 玛丽只是看起来冷漠; 一旦你认识她, 她人很好的.
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- 4. I guess I thought he'd be a tinge moody and standoffish.
- 我想我还以为他会是一个色彩穆迪和冷淡.
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- 5. She's always standoffish whenever somebody wants to talk to her.
- 别人同她说话,她总是爱理不理的.
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