reluctance of的意思

reluctance of中文翻譯：

不情愿

相似詞語短語

reluctance───n.[電磁]磁阻；勉強；不情愿

reluctancy───n.嫌惡；磁阻系數；不愿（等于reluctance）

reactance───n.[電]電抗；感應抵抗

reflectance───n.[物]反射比

reluctant───adj.不情愿的；勉強的；頑抗的

reluctantly───adv.不情愿地；嫌惡地

reluctate───vt.顯得勉強；反對

reluctated───vt.顯得勉強；反對

reluctates───vt.顯得勉強；反對

雙語使用場景

problem is the sudden reluctance of traditional exporters to sell their surpluses.───問題在于傳統出口國突然不愿出售剩余糧食。

Too many daft policies rely on the collective reluctance of the voters to leave marshmallows uneaten on the table.───太多的愚蠢的政策依賴于選民集體不愿把棉花留在餐桌上。

The talks have foundered, largely because of the reluctance of some members of the government to do a deal with criminals.───會談已經擱淺了，主要是因為一些政府成員不愿意和罪犯們達成協議。

Another was the reluctance of high-profile politicians to accept a portfolio in a government that may survive only a few months, or less.───另一個原因在于那些知名度高的政客不太愿意在政府部門任職，原因是政府可能只能執政3個月或者更少。

Holding and bullying Durant, Bryant used his star status and the reluctance of officials to call crunch-time fouls to his advantage.───科比緊緊地貼著杜蘭特，并運用自己的明星地位和裁判的不情愿來對杜蘭特進行了一次關鍵的犯規。

Re-equipping has been a long, slow process and is hindered when supplies come from abroad by the reluctance of drivers to enter the region.───重新裝備這些大學是一個長期并且緩慢的過程，而且當物資從國外到來的時候，因為沒有司機愿意進入該地區而受阻。

That may be true, but all too many daft policies rely on the collective reluctance of the voters to leave marshmallows uneaten on the table.───那也許是對的，但是太多的愚蠢的政策依賴于選民的集體的不滿意，這些選民不吃棉花糖，將它們留在桌子上。

Both are part of a larger problem: the reluctance of the American political system to end the campaign season and get on with governing.───這兩個都是一個更大的問題的一部分內容：美國政治系統不愿意結束選舉季節，開始著手執政。

But it cannot hope to make up for the reluctance of the eurozone's leading players to provide the support needed.───然而，它不能指望代替不情不愿的歐元區主要成員國提供必要的支援。

英語使用場景

The reluctance of translators to use it is understandable to some extent.

This question is complicated by the reluctance of host countries to acknowledge Soviet military and naval support arrangements of any kind.

The talks have foundered, largely because of the reluctance of some members of the government to do a deal with criminals.

This reluctance of lenders to repossess homes owes little to sentiment: few lenders want to sell assets into a falling market.

The first is the historical reluctance of empires to give up their colonies.

However, the reluctance of the financial services divisions of banks and building societies to join the new body is causing concern.

These political tensions explain the reluctance of financiers to invest in the region.

The reluctance of a secretary to be parted from her boss was a flattering affirmation of personal dedication.

The reluctance of the Irish players to demonise Henry stemmed from the realisation that they, too, could be culprits.