skittish是什么意思音标:英 ['skitiʃ]

a. 易惊的, 轻佻的, 三心二意的, 不可靠的, 羞怯的, 活泼的, 爱蹦跳的, 活跃的

s. unpredictably excitable (especially of horses)

skittish的用法和例句：

1.But the studio was very skittish about it.

但剧组人员对这一幕大惊小怪

2.Too skittish to be near a predator pke that.

羊群不敢靠近那样的掠食者

3.And the last thing we need is a skittish ambassador.

我们最不需要的就是一个爱激动的大使

4.But now he has to catch it, and sharks are notoriously skittish.

但现在 他必须抓住它 而鲨鱼又是出了名的反复无常

5.She's so wild and skittish. I'm just gonna say it.

她那么狂野轻佻 我话就放在这里了

6.Places that even the most skittish source would be comfortable in.

是一个连最胆小的线人 都能泰然自若的地方

7.You pretend pke you're putting a saddle on a skittish horse.

你应该就像给一匹烈马上马鞍一样

8.Sir, I know that you were skittish about instituting these popcies from the beginning.

阁下 我知道从一开始 你就对实施这些政策持怀疑态度

9.And, uh, you know, people are a bit skittish of strangers.

你也知道 人们对陌生人会有些害怕

10.He was locked in my room, because he gets skittish around crowds.

它被关在我的房间里 是因为人多的场合 它会容易受惊