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wallflower [ˈwɔlˌflaʊɚ]

n. 桂竹香; 墙花(在社交场合因害羞而没有舞伴或不与人交谈的人);
复数:: wallflowers

例句:

  • I was something of a wallflower; I was terribly shy.
    我算是朵墙花,因为我特别害羞。
  • Recently, though, the earthy-luxe material has shed its wallflower status and taken on a range of more gregarious personae.
    来自WSJ
  • He had left his diaries, known as " Wallflower ", when he left MI 5.
    他离开军情5局时留下了自己的日记, 大家都叫它 “ 墙头花 ”.
  • Step forward to dance, Mary, don't be such a wallflower.
    走出来跳舞, 玛丽, 不要当壁花.
  • The wallflower could be a very good one, she says, pointing at a wallflower-print vinyl bag.
    来自THETIMES