remain unflurried
表示在压力下保持冷静的状态。
She remained unflurried despite the chaos around her.
尽管周围一片混乱,她仍然保持镇定。
不激动的;镇定的;不紧张的
free from emotional agitation or nervous tension
free from emotional agitation or nervous tension; ; - Anthony Trollope
Even when the fire alarm went off, she remained unflurried and calmly guided everyone to the exit.
即使火警响起,她仍保持镇定,冷静地引导大家到出口。
用法提示:形容词作表语,描述人在紧急情况下保持镇定。
The negotiator's unflurried demeanor helped defuse the tense situation.
谈判者那从容不迫的态度帮助缓解了紧张局势。
用法提示:形容词作定语,修饰名词demeanor,表示镇定自若的态度。
Despite the harsh criticism, he gave an unflurried response, addressing each point logically.
尽管批评尖锐,他仍做出沉着的回应,逐一合逻辑地解答每个问题。
用法提示:形容词作定语,修饰名词response,表示冷静沉着的回应。
表示在压力下保持冷静的状态。
She remained unflurried despite the chaos around her.
尽管周围一片混乱,她仍然保持镇定。
用作定语,修饰名词。
His unflurried demeanor impressed the interviewers.
他镇定的神态给面试官留下了深刻印象。
表示以镇定的方式做某事。
The speaker addressed the audience in an unflurried manner.
演讲者以镇定的方式向观众致辞。
grammar · medium
易错句子He unflurried himself before the speech.
正确表达He remained unflurried before the speech.
“unflurried”是形容词,不能用作动词。正确用法是将其与系动词(如remain, be)连用,表示保持镇定。
grammar · medium
易错句子He was unexcited during the debate.
正确表达He was unflurried during the debate.
“unexcited”意为不兴奋,而“unflurried”意为镇定、不慌乱。中文“不激动”可能被误解,导致用词错误。
unflurried强调内心不激动,unruffled强调外表或状态无波澜
unflurried侧重内心不紧张,unflappable侧重面对压力时的冷静能力
unflurried是flurried的反义词,注意前缀un-表否定
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