tentative

美音：[ˈtɛntətiv] 英音：['tentətɪv]

简单释义：

n.试探；尝试；实验

adj.实验性的；不确定的；尝试的；没有把握的

网络暂时的；试探性的；试验性的

变形：

复数：tentatives

完整释义：

adj.

1.实验性的;不确定的;尝试的
2.没有把握的;踌躇的;犹豫不决的

1.实验;尝试;试探

例句：

As with any other general performance claim, I have to be very tentative about this.
我担心这会对总体性能产生影响。
Be loud and clear, they urged the players, and always use a strong arm gesture to call a strike. Never be tentative or unsure.
他们敦促球员要声音洪亮而清晰，叫好球时手臂永远要作出一个有力的动作，不能犹豫不决。
The above reasons suggest that this tentative model is worth conducting empirical research and experimenting in real teaching settings.
故此初探模式值得从事实徵研究检验，并在实际教学情境中试验。
She looked at him anxiously to see how he would take the tentative remark, but he was only astonished.
她紧张地望着他，看他听了这个试探性的问题作何反应，然而他只是吃惊。
Jessica smiled at me with tentative friendliness before she left. My answering smile was just a little late, but I thought that she saw it.
杰西卡回了我一个还算友善的笑容后离开。我笑容响应得迟了些，但我想她看到了。
We began to save toward the trip north, plotting our time, setting tentative dates for departure.
我们开始攒钱上北方，我们计划着时间，暂时走出启程的日期。
As you may have already concluded, the tentative nature of this approach means that the likelihood of drawing errors is very high.
正如你可能得出的结论，这种方法天生具有的不确定性，让其产生错误的几率非常高。
I began to understand from their looks and vague answers to my tentative questions that they were suspicious of me, an American.
我从他们的神态及对我的探问的支吾回答中懂得，他们对我这个美国人有所怀疑。

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