Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Reticent trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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I just remain reticent.
Canadians are reticent to discuss their personal lives with business associates.
Floral, peppermint aroma reticent of Black Hash.
It's great for the extroverts, too,but it just happens to work well with the more reticent kids.
For now, Beijing has been reticent to be seen to be too forceful in leaping to Huawei's defence.
It was my mother who thought I was just reticent to do things.
Behavior in society: boasts, reticent or talkative, speaks rudely, is loud, speaks badly about his wife's friends.
That, says Mr. Lindsay of Gordon College,is what makes some faith voters reticent to support him.
Reticent and often seemingly emotionless, Hye-jeong repeats her routine without having any vitality or purpose in life.
Those who knew Messi as aboy in Argentina say he has been reticent since childhood, that he was, in so many words, a quiet runt.
If you're successful in this interview, you will be required to appear self-possessed, confident,modest and reticent all at the same time.
Neither Trump nor Kim appeared stiff or reticent as the two men walked toward each other, arms outstretched for a first handshake.
Purple has long been known as a"royal" color,linked to ceremonies reticent with dignity, pride and success.
At times Lincoln was secretive, reticent, and self-contained, but although a warm friend of very few, he was the true friend of the people.
Mr Massoudi and his staff have in the intervening years remained modest-and somewhat reticent- about their achievement.
Past US presidents have been reticent to criticize the central bank because its independence is seen as important for economic stability.
Sihanouk supporters, moderate communists(or those suspected of sympathy for Hanoi) and reticent people, were the principal victims.
A student and a reticent teen first meet at a bakery in the 1990s and try to find each other through the years, as fate keeps pulling them apart.
Although New Scientist magazine reported on the development at the time,the British Army was reticent to divulge much information about the device.
We're a little bit reticent to put this one on the list, but the re-opening of the National Museum's main building after a decade and a half is too big a thing to ignore.
Wendy Beckett stated that Eisenhower's work,"simple and earnest, rather cause us to wonder atthe hidden depths of this reticent president".
On top of this, Cambodian banks are notoriously reticent to grant property loans, often requiring at least 100 percent of the value of the property in collateral.
Real-time, objective information about non-adherence could beused as a conversation starter for patients who are reticent to discuss their adherence challenges.
But London and Paris have been reticent to join in Washington's"maximum pressure" campaign against Iran to force it to pull back on its involvement in conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
He was considered to be a shy and reserved boy,which became noticeable in his particularly reticent conversations distinguished by the lack of personal pronouns.
With some previous experiments in this field flopping, and dominant players such as France's L'Oreal on the fence,it's a gamble the companies are reticent to hype up too much.
With the exception of Turkey,governments in the Islamic world have been relatively reticent about criticizing a rising China, to the dismay of activists.
It's important for Su to win the hearts and trust of women in the community becauseso many traditional beliefs make the population reticent to consults public health workers.
The separate issue of climate change has also become a sticking point, participants said,noting that the US delegation is reticent to sign up to previous pledges to help fund mitigation programmes.
ANALYSIS: As Ecuador is held in breach of order to block enforceability of Lago Agrio judgment,tribunal remains reticent as to why it sees harm to Chevron as irreparable.