flinch

flinch的音标为[flɪntʃ]：

基本翻译：畏缩，闪避

速记技巧：fl是“飞了”的缩写，可以想象一只鸟飞过来，人闪避的情景。

例句：He flinched at the sudden noise. 突然的响声使他畏缩了一下。

Flinch这个词的词源可以追溯到古英语flincian，意为“畏缩，退缩”。它的变化形式包括flinch的过去式flinched和过去分词flinched，现在分词是flinching，形容词形式是flinchy。

相关单词：

1. shrink（v. 收缩，退缩）

2. wince（v. 皱起眉头，退缩）

3. recoil（v. 退回，反射性地反应）

4. abash（v. 使羞愧，使退缩）

5. flutter（v. 颤抖，退缩）

6. quail（v. 惊慌失措，退缩）

7. cringe（v. 畏缩，退缩）

8. flinch from（v. 避开，退缩）

9. recoil from（v. 对…反感，退缩）

10. wince at（v. 对…感到痛苦或不适，退缩）

这些单词都与“flinch”这个动作有关，表示害怕、退缩或回避某些情况。它们在英语中广泛使用，并常用于描述人们的情感和行为。

常用短语：

1. flinch from

2. flinch back

3. flinch in surprise

4. flinch in fear

5. flinch in pain

6. flinch in disappointment

7. flinch in guilt

例句：

1. She flinched from the sudden noise.

2. The child flinched back when he saw the snake.

3. She flinched in surprise when she saw her exam results.

4. He flinched in fear when he heard the news.

5. She winced in pain when she sat down too quickly.

6. He flinched in disappointment when he failed the exam.

7. She felt guilty when she realized she had forgotten her mother"s birthday.

英文小作文：

Flinching is a natural reaction to sudden changes or unexpected events. Whether it"s a loud noise, a sudden movement, or a shocking news report, we all experience a moment of discomfort and uncertainty. However, it"s important to learn to overcome our instinctive reactions and face challenges head-on.

By doing so, we can gain strength and resilience, which will help us to adapt to any situation and overcome obstacles in our lives. On the other hand, if we allow ourselves to flinch every time something new or different happens, we"ll never grow and learn from our experiences.

So, instead of letting fear or uncertainty hold you back, try to approach challenges with courage and determination. You never know what you might achieve if you don"t flinch!