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形容词冷淡的; 疏远的; 远离的
副词分开地; 避开地
副词
1. She always stands aloof from those people.
她一直疏远那些人。
形容词
1. Later on, he became aloof and silent.
后来，他变得超然离群，沉默寡言。
2. She held herself aloof from the others.
她和其他人疏远。
3. His manner was aloof.
他的态度冷淡。
1. 冷漠的：保守的conservative | 冷漠的aloof | 严肃的sober
2. 避开：alongside 在旁 | aloof 避开 | alopecia 秃头症
3. 离开：alongst 沿中流顺泊沿着长度方向沿边 | aloof 离开 | alow and aloft 从上到下
4. 避开 清高的：allocation分配 04 | aloof 避开 清高的 6 | alter 修改 00
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1. 冷漠的；离群的
Someone who is aloof is not very friendly and does not like to spend time with other people.
e.g. He seemed aloof and detached.
他显得冷漠离群。
2. 置身事外的
If someone stays aloof from something, they do not become involved with it.
e.g. The Government is keeping aloof from the controversy...
政府对争论保持置身事外的态度。
e.g. I will hold myself aloof from wrong and corruption.
我会让自己远离错误和腐败。
1. " I am aloof to the outside world, " says Anni.
2. Some officials often hold themselves aloof and sound superior in their speeches thereby making the public feel an aversion for them.
3. aloof的近义词
3. The irony was that McLaren started the season determined to shrug off its grey, aloof image and replace it with something livelier.
4. aloof的意思
4. The irony was that McLaren started the season determined to shrug off their grey, aloof image and replace it with something livelier.
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5. Experts may be overly optimistic in assuming that the courts are aloof from local interests and therefore can guarantee justice.
6. Ferguson has made a career of portraying Wenger as aloof, a guy who declines a drink with him after a match.
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7. In a time of revolution, who would appear so aloof as to sit in a quiet place sipping tea?
8. Ms Megawati was viewed as being aloof and surrounded by many untrustworthy politicians, despite a campaign to alter her image.
9. You may feel a bit aloof today, but spend the day with your family and provide them with a nurturing environment.
10. BEIJING - Hideki Ozawa is not the traditional Japanese businessman often regarded as aloof, shy and reticent in front of the public.