释义 |
meekmeek /miːk/ adjective meekOrigin: 1100-1200 Old Norse mjukr ‘soft’ - a shy, meek little child
- This movie, with its violent scenes, is definitely not for the meek.
- And Cilley was, if anything, the meeker of the two.
- For years she'd been so meek, so biddable to this man, and all for what?
- From my perspective as an adult, they were rather gentle people, maybe even meek.
- Like Mum, they were good and meek and deserved more love.
- Moments later, when the air had stilled, two meek men arrived.
- Most guitarists know people who can outplay them in some way and so most register somewhere on the meek and self-effacing scale.
- Seemingly meek and self-effacing, she was in fact strong-willed and fiercely passionate.
► meek and mild He was always so meek and mild. very quiet and gentle and unwilling to argue with people: He was always so meek and mild.—meekly adverb: ‘All right,’ said Neil meekly.—meekness noun [uncountable] |