self-assurance

英 [ˌself əˈʃʊərəns]

美 [ˌself əˈʃʊrəns]

n.  自信;胸有成竹

柯林斯词典

• 自信;胸有成竹
  Someone who hasself-assuranceshows confidence in the things that they say and do because they are sure of their abilities.

英英释义

noun

• freedom from doubt
  1. his assurance in his superiority did not make him popular
  2. after that failure he lost his confidence
  3. she spoke with authority
  Synonym:assuranceconfidenceself-confidenceauthoritysureness

双语例句

• Report: which part of your body is your best self-assurance?
  对自己的身材最有自信的地方是哪里？
• As a recent article in The Wall Street Journal notes: Scientists say we are genetically wired for the possibility of love at first sight, but why it happens to some people and not others is largely a matter of timing and self-assurance.
  《华尔街日报》近期的一篇文章就指出：科学家认为基因决定了我们产生一见钟情的可能性，至于为什么有的人有此种经历而其他人没有，很大程度上是由于时间问题和自我认可程度。
• His self-assurance enabled him to pull through difficulties.
  他的自信使他能够渡过困难。
• Plus, a smile conveys confidence and self-assurance.
  另外，微笑能传达自信。
• What Hurstwood got as the result of this determination was more self-assurance that each particular day was not the day.
  这个决心在赫斯渥身上产生的结果是，他更加相信每一个特定的日子都不是找事做的好日子。
• He speaks quietly, with a slightly nasal New England twang, and with a calm self-assurance.
  他讲话声音不大，略带新英格兰味道的鼻音，还有一股子沉着自信。
• She came on stage with the dignity and self-assurance of a great Opeera star.
  她以大歌剧明星的端庄和自信登上了舞台。
• His self-assurance deserted him.
  他没有了自信。
• His self-assurance was based upon his faith in his own ability.
  他的自信基于他坚信自己的能力。
• I'm going to assume the mantle of self-assurance.
  所以我决定，当我下次见到美女时我不会退缩和矜持。