1.
On the evening the girl kept herself timidly aloof from the crowd.
这小女孩在晚会上一直胆怯地远离人群。
2.
To act or proceed cautiously or timidly to avoid committing oneself.
抱骑墙态度谨慎地或胆怯地行动或前进以避免连累自己
3.
To bend servilely or timidly;cringe.
卑躬屈膝，献媚奉承卑贱地或胆怯地弯腰；卑躬屈膝
4.
listening with timid pleasure to tales of ghosts and goblins,
胆怯地但又兴致勃勃地听着讲的尽是鬼、怪的故事，
5.
`Would you tell me,' said Alice, a little timidly, `why you are painting those roses?'
“请你们告诉我，”爱丽丝胆怯地说，“为什么染玫瑰花呢？”
6.
Nervously she approached the lady at the desk, holding her certificate and testimonials very tight.
她胆怯地走到坐在桌边的女士面前，手里紧紧握着毕业证和鉴定书。
7.
"But," asked Danglars, in a timid tone, "how did you manage about the other formalities--the contract--the settlement?"
“可是”腾格拉尔胆怯地说。“其它手续怎么办呢，——婚书，文契？”
8.
Vaulting the railing back into the promenade, he noticed Shu-chen cringing behind Ming-feng. "Aren't you ashamed?" he twitted her. "Scared of nothing at all."
他又跳进回廊里来，看见淑贞胆怯地偎着鸣凤，便哂笑道： “这样胆小，不害羞
9.
"There, sir!" I timidly explained.
我胆怯心虚地向他解释：“大爷，就在那儿
10.
A cowardly, fearful person.
懦夫怯懦、胆怯的人
11.
Oliver looked at Sikes in mute and timid wonder.
奥立弗向赛克斯默默地看了胆怯而困惑的一眼。
12.
A cowardly or timid person.
胆小鬼胆小或怯懦的人
13.
She came faintly across the stage, saying:
她怯怯地走上舞台，说道：
14.
wash the milk off one's liver
涤去胆怯病, 恢复勇气
15.
I tried to overcome my shyness.
我试图克服我的胆怯。
16.
childish or timid person
孩子气的人胆怯的人
17.
he gives me the creeps.
小王的胆怯是有名的。
18.
get [have] cold feet
害怕起来,变得胆怯