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

• Such self-assurance about one's own language is fairly common among the English.
  在全体英格兰人当中这种对自己语言的十分自信的态度是相当普遍的。
• Connally's swaggering self-assurance fulfilled nixon's image of how a leader should act.
  康纳利狂妄自大，正符合尼克松心目中一个领导人应有的举止。
• Having prepared sufficiently for one year, I have powerful self-assurance that I can cruise to my dream university.
  在充分复习了一年以后，我深信我能成功地考上梦想中的学校。
• 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。
• It was a want of self-assurance that stemmed from early childhood.
  这是缺乏自信的表现，源于幼年时代。
• It is the self-assurance of the new generation which makes them sure of their success.
  年轻一代的自信让他们对成功志在必得。
• 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。
• 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。
• Try making one acquaintance at a time; eventually you circulate in large groups with skill and self-assurance.
  设法一次结识一位朋友，最终你将能够熟练自信地与众人交往。
• Plus, a smile conveys confidence and self-assurance.
  另外，微笑能传达自信。