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begrudge
vt.羡慕，嫉妒(grudge, stint, envy, admire)
She begrudged the little girl's youth.
她嫉妒那个小女孩的年轻。
contrite
adj.悔悟的(repentant,remorseful)
The driver who caused the car accident was very contrite over it.
造成车祸的司机对此非常懊悔。
desperate
adj.不顾一切的；严重的(extremely serious)
Mary was desperate for a raise because her bills were mounting.
玛丽急需加薪，因为她的账单越来越多。
flatter
vt.奉承，阿谀，谄媚
He was good at flattering others.
他善于奉承别人。
forlorn
adj.绝望的；被遗弃的(wretched, lonely)
indifferent
adj.冷漠的，不积极的(uninterested, nonchalant)
People were annoyed at the boss's indifferent attitude toward those who died in theaccident.
老板对在事故中丧生的人漠不关心，人们为此感到恼火。
jealous
adj.妒忌的(envious);猜疑的
profane
vt./adj.亵渎(的)(humiliate, disrespectful)
Please don't profane things that are sacred to other people.
请不要亵渎对别人神圣的东西。
demur
vi.踌躇
Anne demurred at the statement that she assigned too much homework.
安妮对她布置太多家庭作业的说法表示反对。
scruple
n./v.踌躇，犹豫
flounder
vi.踌躇
hesitate
vi.犹豫,踌躇
He hesitated before he answered because he didn't know what to say.
他犹豫了一下才回答，因为他不知道该说什么。
indecision
n.优柔寡断
His indecision caused him to lose the chance of a new challenging job.
他的优柔寡断使他失去了得到一份有挑战性的新工作的机会。
vacillate
vi.犹豫不定，踌躇不决
