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BNC: 11262 COCA: 9455
hesitantadjectiveuk/ˈhez.ɪ.tənt/ us/ˈhez.ə.tənt/

If you are hesitant, you do not do something immediately or quickly because you are nervous or not certain.犹豫的，踌躇的

You seemed a bit hesitant about recommending that restaurant - is something wrong with it?你似乎不是很愿意推荐那家餐厅——它有什么问题吗？
She gave me a hesitant smile.她勉强朝我笑了笑。
BNC: 11262 COCA: 9455
BNC: 11262 COCA: 9455
hesitant adj.
⇨ hesitant (a hesitant reply) ⇨ unsure (hesitant about sth) hesitant

adjective

hesitant ♦︎ faltering ♦︎ uncertain ♦︎ tentative ♦︎ haltingThese words all describe a way of doing sth that is not confident or certain. 这些词均表示犹豫的、踌躇的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆hesitant / faltering / uncertain / tentative / halting steps◆a hesitant / a faltering / an uncertain / a halting voice◆hesitant / halting speech◆a hesitant / an uncertain / a tentative smile■ hesitant ˈhezɪtənt [only before noun] showing that you are slow to speak or act because you feel uncertain, embarrassed or unwilling 犹豫的；踌躇的；不情愿的◆It was a few seconds before she heard a hesitant reply.几秒钟后她才听到对方支支吾吾地回答她。◆Holding his hand, she managed to take her first few hesitant steps.她拉着他的手，迟疑地迈出了最初几步。   see also hesitate ⇨ pause verb , hesitant ⇨ unsure ▸ hesitantly

adverb

◆He smiled hesitantly.他笑得很勉强。■ faltering ˈfɔːltərɪŋ moving, speaking or progressing in a way that is not steady or confident 蹒跚的；结结巴巴的；犹豫的◆She was only 10 months old when she took those first faltering steps.她十个月大就开始蹒跚学步。◆Both sides have been asked to give the faltering peace talks another chance.要求双方再给这个一波三折的和平谈判一次机会。▸ falter

verb

 [intransitive] ◆His voice faltered as he began his speech.他开始演讲时结结巴巴的。◆He never faltered in his commitment to the party.他对党始终忠贞不渝。■ uncertain showing a lack of confidence or decision 信心不足的；迟疑的◆The baby took its first uncertain steps.宝宝第一次摇摇晃晃地走了几步。◆She had been dismissed and in no uncertain manner.她被毫不留情地辞退了。▸ uncertainly

adverb

◆They smiled uncertainly at one another.他们迟疑地相视而笑。■ tentative ˈtentətɪv (written) showing a lack of confidence 踌躇的；犹豫不决的◆He acknowledged me with a tentative nod.他踌躇地朝我点了下头，算是打了招呼。◆Her English is correct but tentative.她的英语没错误，但是不流利。▸ tentatively

adverb

◆She smiled tentatively.她腼腆地笑了。■ halting ˈhɔːltɪŋ, BrE also ˈhɒltɪŋ [usually before noun](especially of speech or movement) stopping and starting often, especially because you are not certain or are not very confident （尤指讲话或动作）断断续续的；结结巴巴的◆We carried on a halting conversation.我们的谈话断断续续。◆The crisis is threatening the country's halting progress towards democracy.这次危机正威胁着该国艰难的民主进程。▸ haltingly

adverb

◆'Well...', she began haltingly.“唔⋯”她迟疑地开了口。
BNC: 11262 COCA: 9455
hesitant
Feeling worried and nervous: worried, nervous, upset...

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