1.热切要求[希望]...的,渴望[热心]...的 (to do of)
2.担心的,挂念的,惦记的
3.非常关心[注意]的,非常考究的
1.behaving in a way that shows you care about someone’s health, feelings, safety, etc.
1.A gastroscopy is nothing to be afraid of. Solicitous medical attention reduces the discomfort to a minimum.
胃镜检查其实不可怕，在医护人员悉心照顾下，不适感又减低不少。
2.William seems particularly solicitous and engrossed in looking after his wife, focusing on what he's doing.
威廉看起来也显得特别殷勤，全神贯注地看着他的妻子，专注于自己正在做的事情。
3.Trying to be too solicitous can also undermine your credibility.
过于谨慎也会有损你的信誉度。
4.To flatter with solicitous overtures in an attempt to obtain something or clear away antagonism.
讨好，求爱试图获得某物或消除敌对而用热心的表示来奉承
5.The staff was uniformly friendly and solicitous, and there was a shuttle service twice a day.
员工们都很友好亲切，一天有两次机场巴士接送。
6.David was solicitous about his mother's health.
大卫担心他母亲的身体。
7.The wage laborer is not as much interested or solicitous in his work as the free landed proprietor.
工资劳动者对于他的工作，也不像自由的地主那么关心或留神。
8.It's nice to have someone being solicitous; I'm pathetically grateful to be looked after.
有个这么殷勤的人真好，我很伤感地感激得到照顾。
9.Fayed was solicitous, seeing him three or four times a week.
法耶德很关心他，每周要见他三四次。
10.Britain's executives, it seems, are all too easily seduced by the smooth patter, tailored suits and solicitous manners of their brokers.
看上去，英国的高管们很容易被他们金融中介的油嘴滑舌，定制西服和关切的态度所打动。