demure 的定义
de·mur·er, de·mur·est.
- characterized by shyness and modesty; reserved.
- affectedly or coyly decorous, sober, or sedate.
demure 近义词
reserved, affected
更多demure例句
- There’s a similar feeling of “wow” you’ll experience when you turn this demure-looking speaker all the way up.
- They are so demure and old-fashioned that only the elderly use it.
- Wearing a mask and a demure Alessandra Rich dress, there could hardly be a less disruptive statement of royal continuity.
- His reviews, rightly, call him “sweet,” “demure,” “easygoing.”
- The cover was relatively demure given more recent issues and seemed to signal a turning point for the softcore sex magazine.
- Kate wore one of her trusty stand-bys, a full-length LK Bennet coat, in red, natch, and demure black heels.
- Trim and demure, she is, for one thing, seemingly an eighth of his size.
- Chris was brilliant, deferential, even demure, full of conviction.
- On the other hand, Vera Galloway was transformed into a demure-looking shop assistant waiting a customers' orders.
- What scenes, what tragedies, what comedies, those bright houses and demure little villas concealed.
- You never saw a more demure, harmless and even helpless looking bit of a thing in your life.
- Father Letheby, at the end of the table, looked as demure as a nun.
- We little thought what you were up to, so grave and demure as you both were.