Shyer Meaning in English

word · lemma: shy

US

ˈʃaɪ

SHY-er

UK

ʃˈaɪɐ

SHY-uh

परिभाषा

'Shyer' is the comparative form of 'shy', meaning more shy. It describes someone who is more nervous or uncomfortable around people or in social situations than someone else.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Shyer' is the standard comparative form of 'shy.' It's not commonly used with 'more' (say 'shyer,' not 'more shy'), and it usually compares two people or times. Used in both formal and informal contexts.

• Spanish: más tímido/a
• Portuguese (BR): mais tímido/a
• Portuguese (PT): mais tímido/a
• Chinese (Simplified): 更害羞
• Chinese (Traditional): 更害羞
• Hindi: और शर्मीला / और शर्मीली
• Arabic: أكثر خجلاً
• Bengali: আরও লাজুক - বেশি লাজুক
• Russian: застенчивее - стеснительнее
• Japanese: より内気な - いっそう恥ずかしがり屋の
• Vietnamese: nhút nhát hơn
• Korean: 더 수줍은
• Turkish: daha utangaç
• Urdu: زیادہ شرمیلا
• Indonesian: lebih pemalu

उदाहरण वाक्य

My brother is shyer than I am.

basic

She became shyer after moving to a new city.

basic

Cats are often shyer around strangers than dogs.

basic

I used to be shyer as a kid, but I came out of my shell in college.

natural

He gets even shyer when you put him on the spot.

natural

Some people are just shyer around crowds; it's nothing to worry about.

natural