have self-assurance
She has remarkable self-assurance in her abilities.
她对自己的能力有非凡的自信。
自信;自我确信
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自信;自我确信
confidence in one's own abilities or worth
She has remarkable self-assurance in her abilities.
她对自己的能力有非凡的自信。
自信的同义词:对自己有信心的状态或品质。
Synonym of self-confidence: the state or quality of being confident in oneself.
She spoke with such self-assurance that everyone believed her plan would succeed.
她说话时如此自信,以至于每个人都相信她的计划会成功。
His self-assurance grew after he received positive feedback on his presentation.
在收到对他演示的积极反馈后,他的自信增强了。
It takes a lot of self-assurance to stand up and disagree with the majority.
站出来反对多数人需要极大的自信。
She has remarkable self-assurance in her abilities.
她对自己的能力有非凡的自信。
He spoke with quiet self-assurance.
他说话时带着平静的自信。
His self-assurance in tackling difficult problems inspires the team.
他处理难题时的自信激励着团队。
Her lack of self-assurance prevents her from taking risks.
她缺乏自信,因而不敢冒险。
Not this
He is a self-assurance person.
Use this
He is a self-assured person.
Self-assurance是名词,不能直接修饰名词。应使用形容词self-assured。
Not this
I have self-assurance on passing the exam.
Use this
I have self-assurance in passing the exam.
表示‘对…有信心’时,self-assurance后接介词in,而非on。
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