staid
英[steid]美[steid]
a. 认真的，沉着的，固定的
名 词：staid'ness
副 词：staid'ly
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- I was surprisedto see him at the jazz club;I always thought of him as a rather staid old gentleman.
我在爵士舞俱乐部见到他时很感意外，我还一直以为他是个挺古板的绅士呢。收藏 - Staid men and good scholars at first expressed mirth and then indignation at the audacity that baptised this gay rag bag English Literature, then Philosophy of History, then Human Culture.
持重的人和渊博的学者起初看了觉得好笑，继而勃然大怒，说我居然敢把那些破布烂絮--美其名曰英国文学、历史哲学、人类文化。 收藏 - Her thoughts were staid and solemnly adapted to a condition
她的思想呆板，循规蹈矩地顺着环境。收藏 - Mrs. Lycett was thin and quiet and staid, wearing two little strips of lace on her hair to represent a cap
利塞特夫人身材单瘦，沉静而稳重，头发上系着两根花边饰带以代替帽子。收藏 - (of a person or thing)formal and dull;prim;staid
(指人或事物)一本正经的,古板的,拘谨的收藏
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