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Collins Chinese-English Dictionary
- 生疏
[shēngshū]
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1.
adjective
[没接触过的]
unfamiliar
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2.
adjective
[不熟练的]
rusty
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3.
adjective
[疏远的]
distant
Contemporary Standard Chinese Dictionary
- 生疏
[shēngshū]
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1.
形
不熟悉
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刚来此地,人地生疏
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对这门学科很生疏。
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2.
形
因长期不用而不熟练
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几年没打球,现在打起来很生疏了。
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3.
形
(感情)疏远;不亲近
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这两家关系越来越生疏。
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Examples
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我对这个地方并不算生疏。
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I'm no stranger here.
→ 生疏
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我对这项工作很生疏。
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I don't know much about the job.
→ 生疏
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他的英文有点生疏了。
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His English is getting rusty.
→ 生疏
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多年不来往,我们的关系生疏了。
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We haven't been in touch with each other for years, so we're not as close as we used to be.
→ 生疏
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对于这种生疏的工作,我感到心虚。
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I don't know much about the job, and I'm diffident about my ability to do it properly.
→ 心虚
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我对这里人地生疏,请多多指教。
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I'm a stranger here – please give me as much advice as you can.
→ 人地生疏
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生疏
→ 疏
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刚来此地,人地生疏
→ 生疏
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对这门学科很生疏。
→ 生疏
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几年没打球,现在打起来很生疏了。
→ 生疏
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