1.退缩;畏缩,因可怕或令人不快的东西稍微往后退
2.感觉尴尬或难为情
1.退缩;畏缩,因可怕或令人不快的东西稍微往后退
2.尴尬;难为情;不好意思
1.to move back slightly from something that is unpleasant or frightening
2.to feel embarrassed or ashamed about something
1.a quick slight movement away from something that is unpleasant or frightening
2.a feeling that you get when you are embarrassed or ashamed about something
1.She also cringed at what her Nii-sama would think if he knew she had been late, whether the place she was going to was trivial or not.
她同时觉得不快如果让兄长大人知道她迟到，无论她去的地丨方是否微不足道。
2.I cringed, convinced that this would be the last time I would ever see my friend Sol.
我心里直犯怵，坚信这可能会是我最后一次看见我的朋友索尔了。
3.I cringed. So I wasn't the only one who had noticed. And, apparently, that wasn't Edward Cullen's usual behavior. I decided to play dumb.
我愣住了。这么说来，我不是惟一注意到了的人。而且，显然爱德华·卡伦平时也不是这样。我决定装傻充愣。
4.Like many men, I cringed at the thought I had a soft and vulnerable side, and that attitude had kept me in suffering.
像很多人一样，我不愿去想我有柔软脆弱的一面，而这种想法一直折磨着我。
5.He cringed , causing the gun to fire again and strike him in the left calf.
他一弯腰，枪再次走火，击中了他的左边的小腿。
6.If you've ever cringed when "calling the web guys" to make simple site updates, chances are it fits equally as well.
如果你曾经在简单的网站更新时非常紧张，并且不停地给技术支持打电话来解决问题，那么改变的机会来了。
7.Teachers literally cringed when they saw his name posted on their classroom lists for the next semester.
每当老师们看到他的名字出现在他们下学期的教室名单中时，都会感到毛骨悚然。
8.But he cringed when a classic Stalin-era comedy, "The Cossacks of Kuban" , painted a picture of abundance in Russian villages.
不过，他也对斯大林时代的一部经典喜剧——《库班河的哥萨克》感到尴尬不已，因为它描绘的是一副富裕的俄国乡村景象。
9.I cringed as I watched him raise his forepaw toward the cat and braced myself for the fatal blow.
我看着它朝猫举起前爪，不禁倒吸了口气，随时准备看那猫挨上致命的一巴掌。
10.I cringed through probably half of it, not including most of it I fast forwarded.
我看了一半，大多数都是快进看的。