taciturn 的定义
- inclined to silence; reserved in speech; reluctant to join in conversation.
- dour, stern, and silent in expression and manner.
taciturn 近义词
uncommunicative
更多taciturn例句
- Justin, as I would soon learn, is a large and taciturn man, but he was eager to talk, and urged me to come to New Mexico to learn more about what Kooper and his friends had been through.
- Her father, a lumber company owner, was taciturn and remote, she recalled in her self-titled memoir.
- His is a particularly taciturn manifestation of masculinity.
- No one would confuse him the taciturn, forgetful and vengeful Senate Majority Leader.
- Tall and taciturn, he exuded the easy authority of a young man used to money and the deference that came with it.
- The exuberant, indefatigable Democrat from Oregon and the dour, taciturn Republican from New Hampshire made an odd couple.
- The usually taciturn Zakhilwal spoke spiritedly and aggressively for the first hour of his impeachment.
- While the latter was remarkably eloquent, the former was taciturn to the last degree.
- She spoke no word of English and seemed rather taciturn; the only anxiety she manifested was as to the amount of her remuneration.
- Pale, lean, taciturn and somewhat deaf, he bore much resemblance to the Knight of the Rueful Countenance.
- Josephine appeared as usual at breakfast: talkative to her father, and taciturn to her female companion.
- They were silent and taciturn, and acted as though a short conversation indicated a "financial touch."