aloof

adj.

冷淡的；疏远的；远离的；

adv.

分开地；避开地；

aloof from远离；不与…接近；不参加

1. She had always kept herself aloof from the boys in class.
   她一直和班上的男同学保持疏远的关系。
2. It would assist England immeasurably if this hitherto aloof character could inspire some sympathy.
   如果他迄今所表现出来的冷淡的性格能够赢得一些同情的话也许会对英格兰队有所帮助。

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