flinch

简明释义

英[flɪntʃ]美[flɪntʃ]

vi. 退缩；畏惧

n. 退缩；畏惧

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1.I couldn't even flinch away.

我甚至没法退缩。

2.I scream at them, and they don't flinch.

我向他们尖声喊叫，但他们并没惊起。

3.She didn't even flinch when the farmer remembered how much she liked Yukon Golds.

她甚至没有感到害怕，即使这家农场主还记得她很喜欢育空金(译注：加拿大育空地区一种著名马铃薯)。

4.“Now, it is very necessary that we should not flinch from seeing what is vile and debasing,” he said.

“现在，我们需要鼓起勇气，不再胆怯于发现那些邪恶和下等之物”，他说。

5.But I still flinch when it comes to taking risks that might get me talked about among my friends.

但我仍畏惧可能被朋友们谈论的风险。

6.If you've got low self-esteem you slouch and flinch easily.

如果你自信心不强，那你一定容易显得无精打采，垂头丧气。

7.We never flinch from difficulties.

在困难面前我们决不退缩。

8.She didn't flinch 退缩 when she heard the loud noise.

当她听到巨响时，她没有退缩。

9.He tends to flinch 畏缩 at the sight of blood.

他一看到血就会畏缩。

10.The boxer didn't flinch 退缩 when he was hit.

拳击手在被击中时没有退缩。

11.You could see him flinch 颤抖 when the dog barked loudly.

当狗大声吠叫时，你可以看到他颤抖。

12.Despite the criticism, she didn't flinch 动摇 from her beliefs.

尽管受到批评，她并没有动摇自己的信仰。

作文

In life, we often face situations that challenge our courage and resolve. One such moment occurred when I decided to participate in a public speaking competition. As I stood backstage, waiting for my turn to speak, I felt a wave of anxiety wash over me. My heart raced, and I could feel my palms sweating. It was at that moment that I realized how easy it is to flinch (退缩) in the face of fear. Many people might choose to back down or avoid situations that make them uncomfortable, but I knew I had to push through it. As I stepped onto the stage, I looked out at the audience and felt a surge of adrenaline. I took a deep breath and began my speech. However, halfway through, I noticed a few people in the audience whispering to each other. Instantly, I felt a pang of self-doubt creeping in, and for a split second, I almost flinched (退缩). The thought of stumbling over my words or being judged made me want to retreat into my shell. But then I remembered why I was there. I reminded myself of all the hours I had spent preparing, practicing my speech, and believing in my message. Instead of allowing myself to flinch (退缩), I chose to embrace the moment. I steadied my voice and continued, focusing on delivering my message rather than worrying about the reactions of others. This experience taught me a valuable lesson about resilience. Life will always present us with challenges that can make us want to flinch (退缩). Whether it's speaking in front of a crowd, confronting a difficult situation, or pursuing our dreams, we must learn to stand firm and face our fears head-on. Each time we resist the urge to flinch (退缩), we grow stronger and more confident. After the competition, I received positive feedback from several audience members. They appreciated my courage and authenticity. This further reinforced my belief that overcoming the instinct to flinch (退缩) can lead to personal growth and unexpected rewards. It is in those moments of vulnerability that we often find our true strength. In conclusion, the act of flinching (退缩) is a natural human reaction to fear and uncertainty. However, we have the power to choose how we respond to those feelings. By embracing challenges and pushing through discomfort, we can unlock our potential and achieve our goals. So the next time you feel the urge to flinch (退缩), remember that courage is not the absence of fear, but the decision to move forward despite it.

在生活中，我们常常面临挑战我们勇气和决心的情况。有这样一个时刻，我决定参加一次公共演讲比赛。当我站在后台，等待轮到我发言时，我感到一阵焦虑袭来。我的心跳加速，手掌出汗。就在那一刻，我意识到在恐惧面前退缩是多么容易。许多人可能会选择退缩或避免让自己感到不舒服的情况，但我知道我必须克服它。 当我走上舞台时，我望向观众，感到一阵肾上腺素涌动。我深吸了一口气，开始了我的演讲。然而，在一半的时候，我注意到观众中有几个人在窃窃私语。瞬间，我感到一阵自我怀疑的情绪涌上心头，差点就想要退缩。跌倒或被评判的想法让我想要退回我的壳里。 但随后我想起了我为什么在那里。我提醒自己，我花了多少小时准备，练习我的演讲，相信我的信息。与其让我退缩，我选择拥抱这一刻。我稳住了声音，继续进行，专注于传达我的信息，而不是担心他人的反应。 这次经历教会了我一个关于韧性的宝贵教训。生活总会给我们带来挑战，让我们想要退缩。无论是在人群中发言、面对困难的情况，还是追求我们的梦想，我们都必须学会坚定立场，直面我们的恐惧。每次我们抵制退缩的冲动时，我们都会变得更强大，更自信。 比赛结束后，我收到了几位观众的积极反馈。他们赞赏我的勇气和真实。这进一步强化了我的信念：克服退缩的本能可以带来个人成长和意想不到的回报。正是在那些脆弱的时刻，我们往往能发现自己的真正力量。 总之，退缩的行为是对恐惧和不确定性的自然反应。然而，我们有能力选择如何回应这些感觉。通过拥抱挑战并克服不适，我们可以释放我们的潜力，实现我们的目标。因此，下次你感到想要退缩时，请记住，勇气不是没有恐惧，而是尽管存在恐惧而选择向前迈进。