skittish是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 易惊而难以驾驭的；轻浮的；易变的；反复无常的

Web 轻佻的；易惊的；容易受惊的

变形：

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完整释义：

adj.

1.易惊的(马等)
2.羞怯的;胆小的
3.(尤指女人)轻佻的
4.不可靠的,反复无常的

例句：

1. Anxiety over Greece's bail-out package and the British election's outcome, and two previous days of declines, all made investors skittish.
   对希腊救援方案和英国大选结果的担忧，股市前两天连续下跌，都使投资者担惊受怕。

2. Yet Mr Bayrou rejects the idea of a skittish France, fearful of change.
   然而Bayrou先生否认法国人轻浮且极其善变的这一观点。

3. Investors are obviously skittish, and small, new companies suffer in recessionary times.
   投资者蠢蠢欲动，而新的小公司受困于经济萧条时期。

4. With investors so skittish during the crisis, Italy could ill afford to add much to its huge public debt.
   经济危机期间，投资者投资意向如此不稳定，意大利已无力拿出方案解决巨大公共债务。

5. The biggest reason for the slowdown was skittish investors yanking cash investment funds that normally flow to such deals.
   市场清淡的最主要原因是不安的投资者纷纷退出通常会流向此类交易的投资基金。

6. Euro zone finance ministers are scheduled to meet in Brussels on Monday as they search for the right message to soothe skittish investors.
   欧元区各国财长计划周一在布鲁塞尔举行会议，届时他们将寻求合适的信息来安抚紧张兮兮的投资者。

7. Abstinence-only sex education has been an unqualified failure, but for some reason parents get very skittish about sex education.
   仅限于禁欲的性教育已经被证明是失败的，但是出于某些原因，对于孩子的性教育家长们很容易激动。

8. One explanation was that in skittish markets Bunds were prized for their extra liquidity.
   一种解释是在变幻莫测的市场中人们特别青睐流动性特好的债券。