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Перевод: shyly

[наречие]
робко; застенчиво

Тезаурус:

1. A very pretty young woman, smiling shyly, her eyes dipped and her hand extended to touch the stem of a wineglass, is being warmly appraised by a burly, middle-aged man in a hat and overcoat.
2. Tor Edgar is a giant man peering out shyly from behind glasses bequeathed by John Lennon.
3. Some of the men, when they saw me looking at them, smiled shyly, and as if automatically scratched their swollen codpieces.
4. This barren and featureless area offers no promise of adventure, yet within a mile of the viaduct the unlikely terrain yields the secrets of a score of caves and potholes to those who search and succeed in locating them: some are easy, some are difficult, some are dangerous, and most remain shyly hidden.
5. Juanita smiles shyly: "She is heavy," and nods her head backwards.
6. Luch drifted shyly out into plain view.
7. Very shyly, the woman introduced herself as Georgette Aboud.
8. Then the older one bends over the younger and kisses him on the lips, hastily and shyly.
9. Shyly he gives her his ticket that still has 25 minutes on it.
10. He pulled the dog close to him to let a mixed string of horses and Ponies go past, waving shyly to the lead rider, a pretty, capable girl an unbridgeable two years older than him.
11. Her smile was sweet, and Luch smiled shyly back.
12. Love, which indeed hid itself, but not shyly and fearfully, rather secretly and thoughtfully, so as not to be touched by a stranger's hand - his first love, not his strongest and certainly not his deepest, but surely his most blessed.
13. Property prices and psychoanalysis were mentioned shyly, rather as Rachel might mention sex, but once in the air everyone turned out to be immensely knowledgeable about both, as well as about the contemporary cinema, the wickedness of Thatcher's government and the perils of current educational reforms.