1.〈外〉冷静,沉着,镇定
1.the ability to behave in a relaxed and confident manner when you are in a dangerous situation
1.She had the strength and sangfroid of a woman in the prime of life.
她具有正值青春的少妇的力量和沉着。
2.Mr. Trichet's appeal, delivered with customary sangfroid, led to a quarrel with his volatile fellow Frenchman, Mr. Sarkozy.
特里谢以其惯常的泰然自若风格提出了这个呼吁，结果跟他那位喜怒无常的同胞萨科奇爆发了争吵。
3.i expect she ll have to be pushed , said clifford at last , with an affectation of sangfroid.
“我想是要推一推了。”最后克利福假作镇静地说。
4.Their recognize her qualities: sangfroid, strength of character, sense of duty.
他们认为女王的优点是：冷静，坚强，有责任感。
5.His apparent sangfroid is explained by the fact that Bosch is not primarily an actor.
他的泰然自若显然是因为《博施》主要不是当电影演员的。
6.Amid upheavals in Athens and alarm in Brussels, foreign-exchange traders showed surprising sangfroid.
在雅典不断的骚乱和布鲁塞尔前期的警告中，外汇交易员却显现的出奇的冷静。
7.With sangfroid the sanguinary man bangs his sanguine son against the hanger in the hangar.
残暴男子从容地把乐观的儿子往飞机库里的挂钩上猛撞。
8.But other netizens thought that, besides fan's shouting, Li's lack of sangfroid should be also held accountable.
然而，也有一些网民认为，除了观众的呼喊，李本身缺乏冷静也是其失败原因之一。
9.Perhaps this points to an admirable sangfroid on the part of investors.
或许这就是投资者临危不乱的可敬品质之一。
10.Similar sangfroid is being displayed about America's stockmarket.
类似的冷静也在美国股票市场上演。