sheepishly

简明释义

英[ˈʃiːpɪʃli]美[ˈʃiːpɪʃli]

adv. 羞怯地；愚蠢地

英英释义

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例句

1.The man whom he called Morgan — an old, grey-haired, mahogany-faced sailor — came forward pretty sheepishly, rolling his quid.

被他叫做摩根的那个人——一个上了岁数的、灰白头发红脸膛的水手——相当顺从地走过来，一边嚼着烟草块。

2.Clap your hands, shout "Stop!" and the pup instantly loses courage and veers off sheepishly.

你只要拍拍手，喊一声：“停！”

3.He straightened up sheepishly, while the instructor stopped the car with the brake.

他难为情地直起身来，这时教练员用刹车把车停了下来。

4.Mr Lonergan concludes, somewhat sheepishly, that money would cause less damage if people did not think about it so much.

洛内甘最后略带怯懦地总结道：倘若人们不把钞票看得这么重，钱所造成的损失就会相应减少。

5.You are sheepishly going about "trying" to achieve your goals.

你怯懦地打算“尝试”去达成你的目标。

6."I was trying to unlock the wrong red car," she replied sheepishly.

“我一直在试图打开别人的一辆红色轿车，”她不好意思地回答道。

7.The student raised his hand sheepishly to admit he hadn't done his homework.

那位学生害羞地举起手承认自己没有做作业。

8.After tripping in front of everyone, he stood up sheepishly and laughed it off.

在大家面前摔倒后，他害羞地站起来，笑着掩饰尴尬。

9.The child looked sheepishly at his mother after spilling juice on the carpet.

小孩在地毯上洒了果汁后，害羞地看着他的母亲。

10.She sheepishly apologized for being late to the meeting.

她害羞地为开会迟到道歉。

11.He smiled sheepishly after realizing he had forgotten her birthday.

他意识到自己忘记了她的生日，害羞地笑了笑。

作文

As I walked into the classroom that day, I could feel the eyes of my classmates on me. The teacher had just announced a surprise quiz, and I had forgotten to study. My heart raced as I took my seat, and I could already hear the whispers among my peers. They were discussing how prepared they felt while I sat there, feeling utterly unprepared and anxious. When the quiz papers were distributed, I glanced at the questions and realized I had no idea how to answer most of them. My face turned red as I looked around, and I could feel a wave of embarrassment wash over me. I couldn’t help but smile sheepishly (害羞地) as I raised my hand to ask for clarification on the first question. The teacher, noticing my hesitation, walked over to my desk. "Are you okay?" she asked with a concerned look. I nodded, but I knew I looked anything but confident. I felt like a deer caught in headlights, and I could sense my cheeks burning. It was then that I realized how important preparation was, not just for quizzes but for life in general. After what felt like an eternity, I managed to write down a few answers, but I knew they were far from correct. As I handed in my paper, I felt sheepishly (害羞地) aware of the judgment from my classmates. Some were smirking, while others looked sympathetic. It was a humbling experience, and I learned a valuable lesson that day about the importance of being prepared. Later that week, I spoke with a friend about my experience. She laughed and told me about a time she had also felt sheepishly (害羞地) embarrassed during a presentation. It was comforting to know that I wasn’t alone in my feelings of inadequacy. We shared stories about our school experiences, and I realized that everyone has their moments of vulnerability. From that day forward, I made a commitment to myself to never walk into a classroom unprepared again. I started to take my studies more seriously, dedicating time each day to review my notes and complete my assignments ahead of schedule. I wanted to avoid the feeling of embarrassment that came with being unprepared, especially when I had the opportunity to succeed. Months later, I found myself in another situation where I had to present in front of the class. This time, however, I felt confident and ready. As I stood in front of my classmates, I remembered my previous experience and smiled. I spoke clearly and answered questions without hesitation. At the end of my presentation, I felt a sense of accomplishment that overshadowed any moment of sheepishness (害羞). I had transformed my past embarrassment into motivation for success.In conclusion, feeling sheepishly (害羞地) unprepared can be a tough experience, but it can also serve as a powerful motivator. It teaches us the value of preparation and resilience. Embracing our vulnerabilities can lead to personal growth and improvement. I now see those moments not as failures, but as stepping stones on my journey to becoming a better student and individual.

那天我走进教室时，能感觉到同学们的目光都集中在我身上。老师刚刚宣布了一个突击测验，而我忘记复习了。心跳加速，我坐下的时候，已经能听到同学们的低语。他们在讨论自己有多准备充分，而我却坐在那里，感到完全没有准备，焦虑不安。当测验卷发下来时，我瞥了一眼问题，意识到我对大部分问题毫无头绪。我的脸红了，环顾四周，感到一阵尴尬的潮水涌来。我忍不住微笑着 sheepishly（害羞地）举手询问第一个问题的澄清。老师注意到我的犹豫，走到我桌边。“你还好吗？”她关切地问。我点了点头，但我知道我看起来一点也不自信。我感觉自己像是被车灯照到的鹿，能感觉到脸颊发烫。就在那时，我意识到准备的重要性，不仅仅是为了测验，也为了生活中的方方面面。经过似乎无尽的时间，我勉强写下了几个答案，但我知道它们远非正确。当我交上试卷时，感到 sheepishly（害羞地）意识到同学们的评判。有些人在偷笑，而其他人则显得同情。这是一次谦卑的经历，我从中学到了一个宝贵的教训，那就是准备的重要性。那周晚些时候，我和一个朋友谈起了我的经历。她笑着告诉我她自己在一次演讲中也感到过 sheepishly（害羞地）尴尬。知道我并不孤单于这种不安的感觉让我感到宽慰。我们分享了学校经历的故事，我意识到每个人都有脆弱的时刻。从那天起，我承诺自己再也不会在教室里毫无准备。我开始更加认真地对待学习，每天花时间复习笔记，提前完成作业。我想避免再次感受到因为没有准备而带来的尴尬，尤其是在我有机会成功的时候。几个月后，我又一次需要在班上进行演讲。这次，我却感到自信和准备充足。当我站在同学面前时，我想起了之前的经历，微笑着开始。我的发言清晰流畅，回答问题时也没有犹豫。演讲结束时，我感到一种成就感，掩盖了任何 sheepishness（害羞）的瞬间。我把过去的尴尬转化为成功的动力。总之，感到 sheepishly（害羞地）没有准备可能是一次艰难的经历，但它也可以成为强大的动力。它教会我们准备和韧性的价值。接受我们的脆弱可以带来个人成长和进步。我现在把那些时刻视为不是失败，而是我成为更好的学生和个体旅程中的垫脚石。