trepidation [,trepideiʃən]

英汉解释

n. 恐惧；惊恐；忧虑；颤抖

参考例句

1. Beijing might be watching the spread of team buying with trepidation.
北京可能正在战战兢兢的注视着团购的蔓延。
2. Jane Austen hurriedly replied, with as much trepidation as amusement.
简·奥斯丁又惊慌又感兴趣地急忙回答了问题。
3. She mailed the letter, and then waited, with mingled feelings of trepidation and thrilling expectancy, the arrival of the fateful day.
她这信付邮之后，就等着那命运所系的一日，心中交混着恐惧和切望的感情。

英英解释

n.
  1. a feeling of alarm or dread

网络释义

trepidation
胆怯; 震颤; 恐惧; 颤抖;
The clusters of trepidation
走出名为怯懦的繁星;
dread funk trepidation
恐惧;
feel great trepidation
感到十分不安;