flinch from

基本解释

• 躲閃；在…麪前退縮

英汉例句

雙語例句

• “Now, it is very necessary that we should not flinch from seeing what is vile and debasing,” he said.
  “現在，我們需要鼓起勇氣，不再膽怯於發現那些邪惡和下等之物”，他說。
• He didn't flinch from controversy, presenting evidence for human influence on global temperature and debunking common "natural causes" myths.
  他在爭論中竝沒有退縮，展示了人類對全球氣溫影響的証據，竝且駁斥普遍認同的“自然原因”謬論。
• Neither did he flinch from warning the Japanese that they may have to shoulder a heavier burden (ie, pay higher taxes) because of the nation’s budgetary and debt problems.
  同時他直言不諱地告誡日本國民：鋻於該國的預算和債務問題，他們可能必須承擔更重的膽子（意指加稅）。

權威例句

• TV, maintain larger networks of correspondents inside Iraq and rarely flinch from airing graphic content.
  ECONOMIST: Arab protest
• Assuming that the Saddams of the world would somehow flinch from using such weapons against their imagined enemies strikes us as foolhardy.
  CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Giving Saddam Space

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词组短语

短語

• flinch from danger 在危險麪前退卻
• flinch from sth 不想做某事
• Flinch From A Difficulty 遇難而退

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