nidering

简明释义

[ˈnɪdərɪŋ][ˈnɪdərɪŋ]

adj. 低贱的;怯懦的

n. 懦夫;卑劣的人

英英释义

Nidering is an archaic term that refers to the act of lowering or sinking down, often used in a poetic or literary context.

Nidering是一个古老的术语,指的是降低或沉下去的行为,通常用于诗歌或文学语境中。

单词用法

i'm nidering about this decision.

我在考虑这个决定。

she was nidering whether to go to the party.

她在考虑是否去参加聚会。

nidering thoughts

思考中的想法

in a state of nidering

处于思考状态

同义词

cowering

蜷缩

He was cowering in fear during the thunderstorm.

在雷雨中,他蜷缩着害怕。

cringing

畏缩

She was cringing at the thought of speaking in public.

她想到要在公众面前发言时感到畏缩。

flinching

退缩

The dog was flinching from the loud noises around it.

那只狗对周围的巨大噪音感到退缩。

反义词

rising

上升

The sun is rising in the east.

太阳从东方升起。

ascending

升高

The temperature is ascending as summer approaches.

随着夏天的临近,气温在上升。

例句

1.The best and the most painful is to love! The noblest and most biggest nidering is marriage and family.

最美好的,也是最痛苦的就是爱情!最大高贵的也是最低贱的就是婚姻和家庭。

2.Dreams haven't different between distingue and nidering, it's the phosphor in our heart which to direct our advance and direction.

梦想无好坏大小高低贵贱之分,它只是人们心中的一颗启明星,指引前进的方向。

3.Dreams haven't different between distingue and nidering, it's the phosphor in our heart which to direct our advance and direction.

梦想无好坏大小高低贵贱之分,它只是人们心中的一颗启明星,指引前进的方向。

4.People with disabilities in some people's eyes is nidering.

残疾人在人们的眼里是一些低贱的人。

5.The noblest and most biggest nidering is marriage and family.

最大高贵的也是最低贱的就是婚姻和家庭。

6.He tried to hide his nidering 无助感 behind a brave face.

他试图用勇敢的面孔掩饰他的nidering 无助感

7.The nidering 无助感 of being alone in a big city can be daunting.

在大城市里孤独的nidering 无助感可能让人感到害怕。

8.In times of crisis, many people experience nidering 无助感 and uncertainty.

在危机时期,许多人会经历nidering 无助感和不确定性。

9.The nidering 无助感 after the breakup was overwhelming for her.

分手后的nidering 无助感对她来说是压倒性的。

10.He felt a sense of nidering 无助感 when he lost his job unexpectedly.

当他意外失去工作时,他感到一种nidering 无助感

作文

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