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51. | Step right up here, don't be shy! Nobody likes a bashful leatherhead. Move it. |
| 过来吧,别害羞!别像个害羞的傻瓜,过来!”知道皮革脑袋是什么脑袋了吗? |
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52. | Playfully coy and frisky. |
| 顽皮地害羞和欢快的 |
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53. | He is more shy than unsocial. |
| 他是害羞,不是不爱社交。 |
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54. | audit by comparison |
| 比较稽查;比较检查;比较审计法 |
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55. | a shy person who avoids all human intercourse |
| 避免一切人际关系的害羞的人. |
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56. | Shyness inhibited him from speaking. |
| 他因害羞而说不出话来. |
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57. | She was too shy to notice him. |
| 她太害羞,没有向他打招呼。 |
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58. | Step right up here, do not be shy! Nobody likes a bashful leatherhead. Move it. |
| “过来吧,别害羞!别像个害羞的傻瓜,过来!”知道皮革脑袋是什么脑袋了吗? |
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59. | Engage a shy person in conversation. |
| 使害羞的人加入了交谈 |
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60. | His real difficulty was probably shyness. |
| 他的真正的毛病是害羞。 |
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