reluctance是什么意思 reluctance的读音、翻译、用法

‘reluctance’这个词语来源于拉丁语中的“reluctari”，意为“反抗，厌恶”，后来被英语所采纳。

该词语的常见翻译有“不愿，勉强，厌恶，迟缓等”，用于表示个人或团体在行动或决策时的不愿或抵触情绪。

以下是9个含有’reluctance’的例句：

1. She showed some reluctance to accept the proposal. (她对该提议表现出一些不愿意。)

2. His reluctance to communicate with others makes him an introvert. (他不愿意与他人沟通，使他成为一个内向的人。)

3. The company’s reluctance to invest in new technology may lead to its decline. (公司不愿意投资新技术可能导致其衰落。)

4. Despite his reluctance, he finally agreed to sign the contract. (尽管他不愿意，但他最终同意签署合同。)

5. The teacher expressed her reluctance to give up her favorite subject. (老师表达了她不愿意放弃她最喜欢的科目。)

6. The manager’s reluctance to take risky decisions caused the company to stagnate. (经理不愿意做冒险的决定导致公司停滞不前。)

7. Her reluctance to partite in team activities made her unpopular among her colleagues. (她不愿意参加团队活动使她在同事中不受欢迎。)

8. The government’s reluctance to invest in education has resulted in a low literacy rate in the country. (不愿意投资教育导致该国文盲率较低。)

9. Due to his reluctance to learn, he performed rly in the exam. (由于他不愿意学习，所以在考试中表现不佳。)