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词汇 flinched
释义 flinched
past simple and past participle offlinch
flinch
verb[ I ]
uk /flɪntʃ/ us /flɪntʃ/
to make a sudden, small movement because of pain or fear: (因疼痛或恐惧)猛地一颤;畏缩,退缩
He didn't even flinch when the nurse cleaned the wound.护士清洗伤口的时候,他都一点也没畏缩。
Synonyms
quailliterary
wince
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shrinkverb
recoilverb
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Phrasal verb


flinch from something/doing something

Examples of flinched


flinched

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.


And once he got the power he never flinched from using it, making more than 275 elective appointments per year.
They flinched not against any dangers; they were courageous even unto death.
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We have not flinched from supporting the negotiating position, the application of economic sanctions, or the use of military force.
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It is true that they themselves flinched from taking action to bring in a commencement order.
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The townsmen harbouring us knew that discovery probably meant death to all the family, but they never flinched.
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As we have already demonstrated by the announcement of our citizenship scheme, we have not flinched from taking difficult decisions when these are necessary.
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I hope that he now accepts what he has flinched from accepting before—that what teachers are paid and teachers' duties should be considered together.
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We should have thought less of them if they had flinched.
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He was very shocked indeed, and when he was called after me he manifestly flinched.
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The staff have not flinched from being asked to do increasing amounts.
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For 25 years we have flinched from the problem, with the result that our divorce laws are hypocritical beyond belief.
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But where necessary the directorate has not flinched from making what were very difficult choices.
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If present evidence is anything to go by, many retailers would have flinched from the consequences of competition as soon as the going got rough.
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When they were attacked and spat upon they never flinched.
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They flinched from proposing that the service should be put under local government.
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