| 单词 |
quail at (something) |
| 释义 |
quail at (something) quail at (something)To become fearful of, nervous about, or averse to something; to avoid or shrink from something. I know that David quails at the thought of flying in an airplane. We quailed at the notion of shutting down the company that our great-great-grandfather created. We can't have you leading the team if you're going to quail at the first sign of difficulty.See also: quailquail at someone or somethingto show fear at someone or something; to shrink from someone or something. Todd quailed at the thought of what he had to do. The students quailed at the teacher who had been so hard on them in the past.See also: quail |
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- grinner
- grinners
- grinning
- grinning and bearing it
- grinning and bear it
- grinning, ducking, and running
- grinning, ducking, and running as fast as possible
- grinning, ducking, and running even further and faster
- grinning, ducking and running fast
- grinning ducking and running for cover
- grinning, ducking and running very very fast
- grinning, ducking, and walking very, very fast
- grinning, ducking and weaving
- grinning, ducking, & hiding
- grinning ear to ear
- grinning from ear to ear
- grinning like a cheshire cat
- grinning like a maniac
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