Dictionary entry
sang-froid
/ˈsaːŋfrwa/
noun
沉着；镇定；临危不乱
核心释义
calmness and composure, especially in danger or difficulty.
(在危险或困难面前)沉着；临危不乱
用法In use
Even when the storm shook the plane, the captain never lost his sang-froid.
用法提示：sang-froid 是名词，作 lost 的宾语，表示危险面前的镇定。
She faced the difficult interview question with remarkable sang-froid.
用法提示：sang-froid 是名词，与 with 搭配，说明说话人处事镇定。
The goalkeeper showed great sang-froid by waiting until the last second to decide his move.
用法提示：sang-froid 是名词，作 showed 的宾语，强调关键时刻的冷静。
show sang-froid
She showed remarkable sang-froid during the crisis.
她在危机中表现出非凡的沉着。
keep one's sang-froid
one's 可替换为其他物主代词
He kept his sang-froid despite the chaos.
尽管一片混乱，他仍保持冷静。
with sang-froid
The pilot responded with sang-froid.
飞行员冷静地回应。
常见错误Common mistakes
易错句子He is very sang-froid under pressure.正确表达He has great sang-froid under pressure.
Sang-froid 是名词，不能用作形容词。应使用 'has sang-froid' 结构，表示'有沉着冷静'。
易错句子She handled the crisis in sang-froid.正确表达She handled the crisis with sang-froid.
表示'以某种方式处理'时，介词应使用 with，而不是 in。'with sang-froid' 意为'沉着冷静地'。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT.