木讷基本解释

汉语拼音:mù nè

朴实迟钝,不善于说话:~寡言。讷(nè)。

木讷详细解释

  1. 指人质朴而不善辞令。

    《论语·子路》:“子曰:刚毅、木訥,近仁。” 何晏 集解引 王肃 曰:“木,质朴;訥,迟钝。”《后汉书·韦彪传》:“宜鉴 嗇夫 捷急之对,深思 絳侯 木訥之功也。” 宋 黄庭坚 《古意赠郑彦能八音歌》:“木訥赤子心,百巧令人老。”《明史·傅珪传》:“ 珪 居閒类木訥者。及当大事,毅然执持,人不能夺。”

  2. 泛指质朴,无文饰。

    唐 颜真卿 《尚书刑部侍郎赠尚书右仆射孙逖文公集序》:“文胜质,则綉其鞶帨;质胜文,则野於礼乐而木訥不华。” 郭沫若 《北伐途次》二一:“我听着他那木讷而低抑的声音……晓得他的内心是虔诚地在替 德甫 哀悼着的。”

  3. 指木讷的人。

    唐 林滋 《木人赋》:“既无丧无得,亦不识不知。跡异草莱,其言也无莠;情同木訥,其行也有枝。”

木讷双语翻译,木讷在线翻译例句

  • Kissinger has no curiosity at all: he never looks behind the curtain, let alone listens to spokesmen of the Chinese opposition.

    基辛格木讷如此:他从不去探究幕后的秘密,更别说去倾听中国反对派代言人的话了。
  • She would have been good-looking, save for the impassive fixity of her face, 'bull-dog', as her brothers called it.

    本来面容姣好的她,因一脸的木讷被哥三个叫成“斗牛犬”。
  • When he met victims, he came across as wooden and awkward. So he was expected to be at a disadvantage in the debate.

    面对灾民,他显得木讷笨拙,因此一般预期这次辩论对他不利。
  • Harper, a somewhat wooden figure regularly mocked for his lack of flair , told reporters on Thursday that meeting Bono was not a priority.

    有些木讷的哈伯总理因品味问题常受到(媒体的)嘲笑。他昨天接受记者采访时说,接见波诺可不是他的首要任务。
  • When busy, short of hands, your new colleague Harper, I stood on the side of the patient is not so.

    当很忙的时候,人手不够,自己的新同事木讷的站在一旁,我是不会那样耐心了。
  • Even so, the first two days we arrived in Egypt, and before boarding the ship, I had remained as taciturn as a wall.

    即便如此,在到埃及最初的两天、还没登上游艇的时候,我总是木讷地像堵墙一般。
  • Judy is so reserved that it is hard to understand her.

    朱迪非常内向而木讷,因而很难使人了解她。
  • One who looks or behaves like an automaton .

    木讷呆板的人长相和行为象机器人一样的人。
  • He was somewhat wooden, but he stuck to the four issues relentlessly and it proved to be a winning strategy.

    小布什是有些木讷,但他坚持这四大问题不动摇,的确是一个讨人喜欢的好策略。

木讷同义词近义词

呆板、迟钝

木讷反义词

潇洒