گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'reluctance'

1 عمومی:: بیزاری‌

2 عمومی:: اكراه‌

3 عمومی:: بی‌ میلی‌

4 عمومی:: مقاومت‌ مغناط‌یسی‌

5 عمومی:: مخالف‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. considerable, deep, extreme, great, marked | certain I noticed a certain reluctance among the teachers. | increased | clear, evident, obvious | apparent | initial | growing | continued/continuing | general | natural, understandable VERB + RELUCTANCE have | display, express, indicate, reflect, show His designs indicate a reluctance to conform to fashion. She showed considerable reluctance to leave. | pretend | overcome | notice, sense | understand I can quite understand your reluctance to talk about what happened to you. | explain These political tensions explain the reluctance of financiers to invest in the region. PREP. with ~ With great reluctance, we have come to the decision to close the hospital. | ~ by/on the part of reluctance by insurers to keep paying out heavy claims PHRASES a show of reluctance With a great show of reluctance, the government granted independence to the colony. | a sign of reluctance

2 general:: reluctance adjectives great/deep/extreme reluctance • He said the firm had made the job cuts with great reluctance. considerable reluctance • There was considerable reluctance to question the chairman's judgment. marked reluctance (= great and noticeable ) • People showed a marked reluctance to accept that the situation was serious. obvious reluctance • ‘OK,’ he said, with obvious reluctance. understandable/natural reluctance • He had an understandable reluctance to accuse his friend of lying. initial reluctance • Despite some initial reluctance, they approved the plan. a certain reluctance • He showed a certain reluctance to come tonight.