nonchalance
nonchalance 英 ['nɒnʃələns] 美 [ˌnɑnʃəˈlɑns]
n. 冷淡；漠不关心；冷静
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- Nonchalance is a casual lack of concern, a relaxed state without anxiety or enthusiasm. Like how you'd act if the girl you've had a secret crush on since grade school asks you to the prom. (Or maybe not.)
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- n. 冷淡；漠不关心；冷静
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1. His eyes, blue as the summer sky, gave away his fierce devotion to his friends, even when he tried to feign nonchalance.
他的眼眸蓝如夏日晴空，泄露了他对朋友们的深情厚意，尽管有时他试图装出一副冷淡的样子。
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2. Scarlett turned away from Mammy with studied nonchalance , thankful that her face had been unnoticed in Mammy’s preoccupation with the matter of the shawl .
思嘉故意装出一副冷淡的样子掉过头去，幸喜嬷嬷正一个劲儿唠叨披肩的事，不曾看见她的脸。
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3. One year later, I came back to Guangzhou, and the unusual nonchalance between us was sensed by our sensitive friends, who set a trap for us.
一年后我回到广州，我们之间的异常冷淡让敏感的朋友察觉，他们精心设下了布局。
- nonchalance (n.) 1670s, from French nonchalance (13c.), from nonchalant (see nonchalant).
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