| 释义 | shiest
 shi·estS0342000 (shī′ĭst)adj.A superlative of  shy1.shiest(ˈʃaɪɪst) adj a superlative of shy1shy1(ʃaɪ)
 adj.  shy•er shi•er, shy•est shi•est, adj.    1.  bashful; retiring.    2.  easily frightened away; timid.    3.  distrustful; wary:  shy of publicity.    4.  deficient:  shy of funds.    5.  short of a full amount or number:  a few dollars shy of our goal.  v.i.    6.  (esp. of a horse) to start back or aside in alarm.    7.  to draw back; recoil.  n.    8.  a sudden start aside, as in alarm.  [before 1000; early Middle English scheowe, Old English scēoh, c. Middle High German schiech; akin to Dutch schuw, German scheu; compare eschew]  shy′er, n.    shy′ly, adv.    shy′ness, n.
 shy2(ʃaɪ)
 v.  shied, shy•ing, v.t.,  v.i.    1.  to throw with a swift, sudden movement.  n.    2.  a quick, sudden throw.    3.  a gibe or sneer.  [1780–90; orig. uncertain]  shy′er, n.   EncyclopediaSeeshyMedicalSeeShy
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