胆怯 | dǎn qiè | timidity; timid; cowardly | |
羞怯 | xiū qiè | shy; timid | |
怯懦 | qiè nuò | timid; gutless; weakling | |
怯生生 | qiè shēng shēng | shy | |
怯弱 | qiè ruò | timid; weak |
1 | After establishing a reputation, this stickler becomes someone colleagues timidly ask, "Can you check this...?" before sending out a note to clients. | |
2 | I had seen men balk at this information before - even when the numbers were lower. | |
3 | It's plain from these two charts that women six feet or taller are either less attractive to men or are considered too intimidating to message. | |
4 | Learn. Open your mind to new ideas and activities, and don't be afraid to try. | |
5 | In research studies, notice the methods and procedures, and do not be afraid to criticize them. |