Hesitant Meaning in English
word
ˈhɛzɪtənt
HEZ-ih-tuhnt
hˈɛsɪtənt
HES-ih-tuhnt
释义
If someone is hesitant, they are slow to do something or unsure because they are uncertain or worried.
用法与细微差别
Usually used to describe people or actions when someone is unsure or reluctant. Common collocations: 'hesitant to', 'hesitant about'. More formal than 'unsure' or 'nervous'. Don't confuse with 'reluctant', which implies not wanting to do something.
Spanish: vacilante - indecisoPortuguese (BR): hesitante - indecisoPortuguese (PT): hesitante - indecisoChinese (Simplified): 犹豫的 - 踌躇的Chinese (Traditional): 猶豫的 - 躊躇的Hindi: संकोचपूर्ण - हिचकिचाहट वालाArabic: متردد - متحيرBengali: দ্বিধাগ্রস্ত - সংশয়ীRussian: нерешительный - колеблющийсяJapanese: ためらいがちな - ためらっているVietnamese: do dự - ngập ngừngKorean: 주저하는 - 망설이는Turkish: tereddütlü - kararsızUrdu: ہچکچاتا ہواIndonesian: ragu-ragu - bimbang
例句
She was hesitant to answer the question.
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He looked hesitant before crossing the street.
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The child is hesitant about trying new foods.
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He sounded a bit hesitant on the phone, like he wasn't sure what to say.
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Don’t be hesitant—give it a try!
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She gave a hesitant smile before walking in.
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