squeamish
英 [ˈskwi:mɪʃ] 美 [ˈskwimɪʃ]

adj.

容易呕吐的；过分拘谨的，难于取悦的；娇；娇气

英英释义

squeamish[ 'skwi:miʃ ]

• adj.excessively fastidious and easily disgusted

  "so squeamish he would only touch the toilet handle with his elbow"

  同义词：daintyniceoverniceprissy

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. I'm a little squeamish about dissecting things.
   解剖东西让我觉得有点恶心。
2. I was squeamish about seeing the terrible accident.
   我看到可怕的事故就会作呕。
3. It's a violent film, so don't go if you're squeamish.
   这是一部暴力影片，如果你容易受惊，就别去看了。
4. To attain full growth, one mustn't be squeamish.
   一个人要充分成长，绝不能太拘小节。
5. Talking money makes most workers squeamish.
   谈钱会让大部分职场人士拘谨。
6. After all, I hadn't been so squeamish, come to think of it, even in New York.
   回想起来我毕竟不是一个过于拘谨的人，甚至在纽约时也不是这样。

权威例句

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"My Squeamish Public": Some Problems of Victorian Magazine Publishers and Editors
Not for the Squeamish; Graham Young Sees the Pages of a New Book about Horror Come to Life
"False Friends, Squeamish Readers, and Foolish Critics": The Subtext of Authorship in Hogg's Justified Sinner