英 [dɔːnt] 美 [dɑːnt]
v. 使胆怯，使气馁；威吓
【名】 （Daunt）（英）当特（人名）
第三人称单数daunts
现在分词daunting
过去式daunted
过去分词daunted
daunt /dɔːnt/ CET6+ TEM8 [ daunting daunted daunts ]
及物动词 If something daunts you, it makes you feel slightly afraid or worried about dealing with it. 使胆怯
...a gruelling trip that would have daunted a woman half her age.
…即使是只有她一半年纪的女人都会感到胆怯的一次痛苦旅行。
形容词 胆怯的
It is hard to pick up such a book and not to feel a little daunted.
读这样的一本书是很难不略微感到胆怯的。
cause to lose courage
同义词： dash / scare off / pall / frighten off / scare away / frighten away / scare
使胆怯
... ingenious聪明的，有独创性的 Daunt恐吓 gaunt憔悴的 ...
... scare off 吓跑 daunt 使 ... 胆怯 cloy (吃甜食)生腻...
... cringe v.畏缩，谄媚，奉承 daunt v.使胆怯，使畏缩 flinch v.畏缩，退缩 ...
dauntingly 令人生畏地；吓人地
使气馁，使畏缩；威吓
A greater natural calamity cannot daunt us.
再大的自然灾害也不能吓坏我们。
Even a greater natural calamity cannot daunt us.
再大的自然灾害也压不垮我们。
Danger didn't daunt the hero.
危险并没有吓住那英雄。
Factor in racial discontent and you get a police problem that would daunt any hardened cop.
Suspicion falls on two aboriginal boys who live in the nearby ghetto known as The Daunt.
Add to that racial problems and you get a police problem that would daunt any hardened cop.