stilted
英 [ˈstɪltɪd]
美 [ˈstɪltɪd]
adj. 生硬的; 不自然的
BNC.22090 / COCA.28085
牛津词典
adj.
- 生硬的;不自然的
not natural or relaxed; too formal- We made stilted conversation for a few moments.
我们不自然地客套了几句。
- We made stilted conversation for a few moments.
柯林斯词典
- ADJ-GRADED (言谈)呆板的,生硬的,不自然的
If someone speaks in astiltedway, they speak in a formal or unnatural way, for example because they are not relaxed.- We made polite, stilted conversation...
我们客套了一番。 - His delivery was stilted and occasionally stumbling.
他的发言很生硬,有时还打结巴。
- We made polite, stilted conversation...
英英释义
adj
- artificially formal
- that artificial humility that her husband hated
- contrived coyness
- a stilted letter of acknowledgment
- when people try to correct their speech they develop a stilted pronunciation
双语例句
- After some stilted efforts at conversation, he gave up and left.
在作了一番勉为其难的谈话尝试之后,他不再交谈下去,离开了。 - His delivery was stilted and occasionally stumbling.
他的发言很生硬,有时还打结巴。 - The candidate who shows an authentic sense fo humor – not stilted jokes or fake belly laughter – just might find a groundswell of support.
展现令人可信的幽默感,而不是夸张的笑话或者是虚伪的大笑,这样的候选人会得到巨大的支持。 - After some stilted end-of-interview chit-chat, park puts her thatcheresque handbag over her arm and leaves.
在一些客套的采访结束语后,朴槿惠挎上她的撒切尔式手包离开了。 - "Formal writing" does not imply the use of pretentious language, which can be characterized as stilted or pompous or stiff.
并不意味著使用矫揉造作的用词,因为这样会让文章显得生硬、浮夸且僵化。 - We made polite, stilted conversation
我们客套了一番。 - And while it may well snow ( it is Scotland, after all) dont expect Christmas decorations or another stilted present-giving as the seasonal special is, in fact, set in September.
尽管特辑中可能会下雪(毕竟在苏格兰嘛),别去期待什么圣诞装饰了,人们也不会假惺惺地互赠礼物因为事实上,这一季的特辑是设定在九月的。 - The frivolity, frenzy and laughter soon turned into stilted postures and silence as the members of the audience tried to come to terms with what just took place.
当观众还不知道要如何对应之下,原来的虚浮、狂及笑声很快地就变僵了、默无语。 - He speaks a slightly stilted French suitable for foreigners.
他讲的法语有点儿不自然,但外国人容易听懂。 - My Best – A little stilted.
MyBest–有点生硬。
