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| 21. | A person regarded as weak-willed or timid. |
| 窝囊废认作为胆小，温顺的人 |
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| 22. | A cowardly or timid person. |
| 胆小鬼胆小或怯懦的人 |
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| 23. | timid by nature or revealing timidity. |
| 天生胆小或者表现出胆 |
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| 24. | I always suspected he was yellow. |
| 我总怀疑他很胆小. |
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| 25. | They were not timid, however; |
| 她们可不是腼腆胆小之辈。 |
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| 26. | Don't taunt him with cowardice [with being a coward]. |
| 别嘲笑他胆小 [是懦夫] 。 |
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| 27. | he was a yellow gutless worm; a spineless craven fellow. |
| 他是个胆小的、没勇气的可怜虫；一个软弱、胆小的家伙。 |
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| 28. | Quiet; timid; shy. |
| 安静的；胆小的；害羞的 |
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| 29. | a peculiar hobby of stuffing and mounting bats; a man...feels it a peculiar insult to be taunted with cowardice by a woman-Virginia Woolf. |
| 制作蝙蝠标本的特殊爱好；一个男人……感觉被女人嘲笑胆小是非同寻常的凌辱——维吉尼亚·伍尔夫。 |
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| 30. | characterized by complete cowardliness. |
| 以彻底的胆小为特点。 |
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