| 单词 | squeamish |
| 释义 | squea·mish 1. a. < some babies seem to be born more squeamish about lumps than others — Benjamin Spock > b. c. < the violent movement of the ship … made me quite squeamish — Jack London > 2. obsolete 3. a. b. < if he were to remain in politics he mustn't be squeamish — M.R.Werner > c. < the mysterious horror of his paintings is heightened by the spellbinding richness of his pigments, and even the squeamish do not easily turn away — J.T.Soby > < most psychologists have now abolished the mind and are a little squeamish talking about the psyche — A.L.Kroeber > Synonyms: see nice |
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