reluctant是什么意思

音标:英 [rɪˈlʌktənt]美 [rɪˈlʌktənt]

a. 不情愿的, 勉强的[法] 不愿的, 勉强的, 难以处理的

s. disinclined to become involved
s. not eager

reluctant的用法和例句：

1. So I was reluctant, I didn't enjoy it.

所以我很不满足 我不觉得开心

2. You're right in recognizing that I...am reluctant.

你认为我不情愿这点是对的

3. I understand your reluctance about the encyclical.

我明白你對這個教皇通諭的不情願

4. This is why I was reluctant for you to come to the office.

這就是為什么 我抵觸你來辦公室

5. which is why he's reluctant to say that, you know, that he is.

所以他很不愿意承认...你懂的

6. You are the reluctant hero, of course.

你是个顽抗的英雄 这是不可否认的

7. Libby's reluctance to talk about the baby.

莉比有多不愿意谈论孩子的问题

8. Your honor, reluctantly, the state has no objection.

法官大人 州政府虽迫不得已 但对此并无异议

9. I understand everyone's reluctance to trust me.

我理解 每个人都不愿信任我

10. You can understand my reluctance to trust you.

你要知道 我很不信任你