restrained
restrained 英 [rɪˈstreɪnd]
adj. 克制的，受限制的；拘谨的 v. 抑制；约束（restrain的过去分词）
- Use the adjective restrained to describe something that's kept under control, such as strong emotion or even physical movement. If you're angry but you don't want it to show, you might speak in a restrained manner.
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- adj. 克制的，受限制的；拘谨的
- v. 抑制；约束（restrain的过去分词）
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1. The things about him which she could not understand only made her love him more, and his odd, restrained courtship only served to increase her determination to have him for her own.
他身上那些她所无法理解的东西只有使她更加爱他，他那种克制的求爱态度只能鼓励她下更大的决心去把他占为己有。
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2. So, there is a sense, in the Plains Indian, that he is both the embodiment of a noble, restrained lineage; but also, deep in that American past, is this sense of great excess.
草原印第安人有一种感觉，他既是高尚的化身，克制的血统;,但同时，在那段美洲过往的深处，是一种过度的感觉。
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3. In my view, competition for the use of scarce resources must be restrained for social survival, because rent dissipation under unrestrained competition would result in starvation for all.
我的看法，是资源使用的竞争一定要受到约束，人类才可以生存，因为没有约束的竞争必然带来的租值消散，会灭绝人类。
- restrained (adj.) "repressed, kept under control," 1570s, past-participle adjective from restrain.
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