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.There is a little bit of the cringing and a little bit of the 'How could you possibly be that self-involved that you don't get this?
她说，“这真是有点猥琐，你怎么可以这样的以自我为主心，而自己对此却一无所知？”
2.He used to attack women in especial, never suspecting that it was to be his fate a few months later to be cringing before his wife.
他尤其喜欢攻击女人，他决没有想到几个月以后命运会叫他拜倒在他妻子的脚下。
3.The young prince obliged, happy no doubt to be making the kind of news that would not leave his family cringing.
年轻的王子应允了。毫无疑问他很高兴能够制造这种为家族争光的新闻。
4.Jarring new examples emerged: the same female soldier, holding a leash wrapped around the neck of a naked prisoner cringing at her feet.
接着新的证据又爆出来：同一位女士兵用皮带勒住一个裸体囚犯的脖子，让他伏在自己的脚边。
5.It seems impossible not to fall in love with Fiona, or to watch her struggles without cringing and crying.
观众似乎很难不爱上菲奥娜，我们会目睹她奋力前行时毫无畏惧和泪水。
6.LICKCHEESE(suddenly cringing to Trench)Just a word, sir, It would cost you nothing. Have some feeling for the poor.
（突然缠住屈兰奇）先生，只要你说一句话就行了，这不费你的吹灰之力，可怜可怜穷人吧。
7.fawn: To exhibit affection or attempt to please, as a dog does by wagging its tail, whining, or cringing.
摇尾乞怜狗：摇尾巴、哀鸣、卑躬屈膝，表示喜爱或试图讨好。
8.Foreigners came cringing to me; as soon as they heard of me, they obeyed me.
外邦人要投降我，一听见我的名声就必顺从我。
9."Perfect, " I lied, cringing as the sound of the slamming door echoed in my head.
“棒极了，”我撒谎了，车门被重重撞上发出声音在我脑中嗡嗡的回响，我瑟缩了一下。
10.I had some hope again. I could even examine the sheaf of bills without cringing .
再次萌发了希望的我甚至能够毫不畏缩地去查看那一摞帐单。