Adjective:

1. showing modest reserve;

   "she was diffident when offering a comment on the professor's lecture"
   

2. lacking self-confidence;

   "stood in the doorway diffident and abashed"
   "problems that call for bold not timid responses"
   "a very unsure young man"
   

1.羞怯的;胆怯的;缺乏自信的
Someone who isdiffident is rather shy and does not enjoy talking about themselves or being noticed by other people.

e.g. Helen wasdiffident and reserved.
海伦比较害羞内向。

diffidence
He entered the room with a certain diffidence.
他怯生生地走进房间。diffidently
'Would you,' he asked diffidently, 'like to talk to me about it?'
“你想跟我说说这件事吗？”他怯怯地问道。

1. 羞怯的：difficult 艰难,费力的 |diffident 羞怯的 | diffuse 传播,冗长的

2. 缺乏自信的：deferential 恭敬的, 恭顺的 |diffident 缺乏自信的 | differential 有差别的,有区别的

3. 无自信的, 谦虚谨慎的, 羞怯的：diffident 无自信的, 谦虚谨慎的, 羞怯的 | Indifferent 漠不关心的, 不重要的, 冷淡的 | Kindly indulgence 温和地纵容, 任性的, 温和地宽容

4. diffident的翻译

4. 不自信的：diffluence 分流 |diffident 不自信的 | diffuse 散開,散佈

He was too diffident to express his opinion.

他太不自信，不敢发表自己的见解。

She is diffident about expressing her opinions.

她怯于表述自己的意见。

He has a politely diffident manner.

他的态度是客气中带有羞怯。

a diffident manner'/smile

畏首畏尾的态度；羞怯的一笑

He was modest and diffident about his own success.

他很谦虚，不愿谈及自己的成功。

['u4e0d'u53ef'u6570'u540d'u8bcd]She overcame her natural diffidence and spoke with great frankness.

她克服了胆怯的毛病，非常坦率地说出了自己的想法。

Helen was diffident and reserved.

海伦比较害羞内向。

He has a politely diffident manner.

他的态度是客气中带有羞怯.

The simulation test can study the movement law of pollutant diffusion under the diffident hydrodynamic condition.

模拟试验能够更好地研究不同水动力条件下污染物的扩散运移规律.

He was diffident and silent.

他是那么冷淡,那么默默无声.

He is diffident of his success.

他对成功缺乏信心.

She was of a helpless, fleshy build, with a frank, open countenances innocent, diffident manner.

那妇人生着一副绵软多肉的体格, 一张坦率开诚的面容,一种天真羞怯的神气.

He was too diffident to do justice to himself.

他腼腆得使自己的表现不能恰如其分.

I was diffident about saying so.

我不好意思这麽说.

While they speak softly, they are far from diffident.

他们的声音虽小, 却不含卑下.

She is diffident about expressing her opinions.

她怯于表述自己的意见.

I am fond of a diffident way which I see you to exhibit.

我喜欢您表现出来的谦卑.

She is a diffident student.

她是位缺乏自信的学生.

He is diffident about expressing his opinions in the public.

他在公开场合表达自己的意见感到胆怯.

He is diffident about expressing his opinions.

他对于表达自己的意见感到胆怯.

He felt a little diffident about asking concerning her success.

他感到有点胆怯,不敢问她是否成功了.

Id be diffident if the men wouldnt differentiate between us all the time.

假如男人们一向区分不出我们两,我就不会那么缺乏自信了.

We be placed in an inside Chinese language to turn the extreme diffident ages.

我们处在一个中国文化极度缺乏自信的时代.

Don't be so diffident about your talents.

别对自己的才能如此缺乏信心.

His fault is that he's too diffident.

他的过失是太缺乏自信啦.

The Communist Party is diffident about claim to any development model that other countries might copy.

中国政府对于公布一个其他国家可以参考的发展模式缺乏底气.

He was to diffident to do justice to himself.

他过于羞怯,不能适当地处理自己.

She was diffident when offering a comment on the professor's lecture.

在对教授的课进行评论时,她有点不太自信.

He looked diffident, and amiable, and independent, and he, too, was evidently English.

他显得忸怩羞怯, 又和蔼又任性, 显然他也是一个英国人.

Dick was always diffident when to staff matters and not been ableto summonthe gumption tothe table.

遇到手下的人事问题时,迪克总是缺乏信心.他还未能发挥才智,一锤定音.

In cool weather, serpents do not tempt; they grow diffident, recede and hibernate.

在凉爽的天气里, 蛇是不会出来引诱人的, 它会胆怯 、 退避,还要冬眠.

I was diffident about [ of ] saying so.

我 不好意思 这么说.

In the diffident manner was nothing of the art of the courtesan.

她羞怯的举止迥然不同于妓女的惺惺作态.