composure

• n. 鎮靜；沉著

來自compose, 組成，安置，使調和的。

composure (n.)

c. 1600, "composition" (also, in early use, with many senses now given to compound), from compose + -ure. Sense of "tranquility, calmness" is first recorded 1660s, from composed "calm" (1620s). For sense, compare colloquial to fall apart "to lose one's composure."

1. For a minute he looked uncertain, and then recovered his composure.

有一小會兒他看上去有些遲疑不定，之後又恢複了鎮定。

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2. It took him a while to regain his composure.

他過了一會兒才恢複鎮定。

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3. Stopping only briefly to regain her composure, she described her agonising ordeal.

她隻停頓了一小會兒讓自己恢複平靜，然後講述了她無比痛苦的經曆。

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4. The cross-legged deity exudes wisdom and composure.

盤腿而坐的神像散發出智慧與沉靜的氣息。

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5. At that, Reno lost her cool composure.

聽了那句話，雷諾失去了冷靜。

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