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pigeonhearted

/pij-uhn-hahr-tid/US // ˈpɪdʒ ənˈhɑr tɪd //

鸽子心,鸽子的心,鸽子心态,鸽子心肠

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : timid; meek.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inrecreant
Synonyms
apostate异教徒,异教者,异教分子,异端base基础,基地,基层,底层craven螃蟹,蹩脚,蹩脚的,渴望low低,低的,低位,低级skulking偷偷摸摸,偷偷摸摸的,潜伏,潜行timid怯懦,懦弱,怯懦的,胆怯yellow黄色,黄,黄色的,黄的yielding屈服,柔顺的,屈服的,柔顺afraid害怕,恐惧,惧怕,担心arrant荩荩,荩忱,荩文,荩星cowering畏畏缩缩,畏缩不前,畏畏缩缩的,趑趄不前dastardly卑鄙无耻,卑鄙的,卑鄙小人,卑鄙无耻的defecting叛逃的,叛逃,叛变的,叛变disloyal不忠的,不忠,违心的,不忠心的faithless无信仰,无信仰的,无义,无信false假的,虚假,错误,错误的falsehearted虚情假意,心虚,虚伪的心,虚假的心fearful恐惧的,怵目惊心,恐惧,害怕frightened惊恐的,惊慌失措,惊恐,惶恐不安gutless胆小怕事,胆小如鼠,无胆,胆小的hesitant犹豫不决,犹豫不决的,趦趄嗫嚅,迟疑不决mean-spirited卑鄙的,刻薄,恶毒的,恶毒perfidious无信义的,无信义,无信义的人,无耻之徒scared害怕的,恐惧的,惊恐的,担心的sneaking偷偷摸摸,偷偷摸摸的,偷偷摸摸地,鬼鬼祟祟spiritless没有精神,无精神,魂不守舍,没有精神的timorous怯懦的,胆小的,怯懦,胆怯traitorous叛徒,背叛者,叛国,叛逆的treacherous奸诈的,诡诈的,诡谲的,阴险的unfaithful不忠,不忠实,不忠心,不忠实的人unmanly不成体统,不像个男人,不像男人,不成体统的vile卑鄙,卑鄙的,卑劣,卑鄙无耻
as incowardly
Synonyms
dastardly卑鄙无耻,卑鄙的,卑鄙小人,卑鄙无耻的afraid害怕,恐惧,惧怕,担心anxious焦急的,焦虑的,焦虑不安,焦虑apprehensive忐忑不安,忐忑不安的,忧虑,忧心忡忡backward向后,向后的,向后退,向后移动base基础,基地,基层,底层caitiff凯提夫,凯蒂夫,凯蒂芙chicken-hearted胆小如鼠,胆小的人,胆小如鼠的人,胆小怕事cowering畏畏缩缩,畏缩不前,畏畏缩缩的,趑趄不前cowhearted牛心,牛心的,牛心肠,牛心的人craven螃蟹,蹩脚,蹩脚的,渴望diffident心虚的人,心浮气躁,心虚,心浮气燥dismayed沮丧的,沮丧,惊愕,沮丧地fainthearted昏头昏脑,昏头昏脑的,昏昏沉沉,昏昏欲睡frightened惊恐的,惊慌失措,惊恐,惶恐不安gutless胆小怕事,胆小如鼠,无胆,胆小的having the willies恐惧症,惊恐不安,畏缩,惊恐jittery烦躁不安,躁动不安,焦躁不安,烦躁不安的lacking courage没有勇气,缺少勇气,缺乏勇气,无胆lily-livered百合花,百合花开nervous紧张,忐忑不安,紧张的,紧张不安no guts没有胆量,没胆量,没有胆识,没有勇气panicky惶恐不安,惊慌失措,恐慌,慌乱的paper tiger纸老虎,造纸老虎,纸虎,老虎pusillanimous怯懦的人,胆小怕事,苍白无力的,胆小如鼠recreant叛逆的人,叛逆者,重生者,叛逆retiring撤退,退休,撤退时,撤退的时候running scared奔跑的恐惧,惊慌失措的奔跑,惊慌失措地奔跑,惊慌失措地奔跑着scared害怕的,恐惧的,惊恐的,担心的shrinking缩减,缩水,萎缩,收缩shy羞涩,羞涩的,害羞,害羞的soft软,软的,软性,软体spineless无刺,无刺的,无骨气,没有刺timid怯懦,懦弱,怯懦的,胆怯timorous怯懦的,胆小的,怯懦,胆怯weak软弱,弱,软弱无力,薄弱weak-kneed膝软,腿软,膝盖软的,腿软的人worthless一文不值,一文不值的,一钱不值,无用的yellow黄色,黄,黄色的,黄的yellow-bellied黄腹的,黄腹皮,黄腹,黄腹黑

Examples

  • Both Edgar and Julio shared the same smile and light-hearted manner that I remembered and appreciated from years ago.

  • In the House, Republicans passed the budget by 219-206 with the warm-hearted help of 57 Democrats.

  • And its mean-hearted message, in my opinion, has corrupted the social gospel.

  • Instead she played herself out, pigeon-holing herself into the very kind of characters she criticized Apatow for writing.

  • Smart, so smart, and darkly handsome; a practical joker, large-hearted and fun.

  • The simple honest-hearted General, who knew not the guile of their hearts, was deluded into wishing them success.

  • But his head was too hot to wear a thinking cap, and no story would come at his half-hearted call.

  • He was a big-bodied, big-hearted, ruddy-faced, farmerlike man of fifty or so; and the service was proud of him.

  • The last vestige of her prejudice against Indians had melted and gone, in the presence of their simple-hearted friendliness.

  • Your father is not a hard hearted man; when his passion is over he will be the first to want you back.

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