Simena1943
humble 英 [ˈhʌmbl] 美 [ˈhʌmbəl] adj. 谦逊的; 简陋的; (级别或地位) 低下的; 不大的; vt. 使谦恭; 轻松打败(尤指强大的对手); 低声下气; [例句]He gave a great performance, but he was very humble他的表演非常出色,但他却很谦虚。[其他] 比较级:humbler 最高级:humblest 第三人称单数:humbles 现在分词:humbling 过去式:humbled 过去分词:humbled
厦门小鱼网
谦逊[qiān xùn]modesty; modest; unassuming; humbleness; condescend举例:1.许多名人都很谦逊。Many famous people are surprisingly humble. 2.他态度谦逊。He is modest in his behaviour. 3.他们女儿的死使他学会了谦逊。Their daughter's death had taught him humility 4.别人会告诉你她有趣、聪明又热情,谦逊得过了头。Others will tell you that she is modest to a fault, funny, clever and warm. 5.他的谦逊值得赞扬,因为他做的食物品质之高显而易见。His modesty does him credit, for the food he produces speaks for itself
南宫亦忆
一般用modest或者说中国人偏向用modesthumble含有卑微低下的意思。西方人的文化里面,个人主义比较强烈,比较aggressive,所以对谦逊是不屑一顾的。但是在东方中庸文化里面,谦虚带有有涵养有内涵的色彩,是褒义的。所以modest会稍稍好一点
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