lacking decisiveness of character; unable to act or decide quickly or firmly
造句
He was hesitant about giving her the secret. 他對是否告訴她秘密還猶豫不決。
Senate tax writers were hesitant to agree to the House proposal because of concerns that it represented the camel\\\'s nose under the tent. 參議院編寫稅法的人對眾議院的提案，遲疑不愿同意，因為他們顧慮這僅是帳篷底下一只駱駝的鼻子。
The state or quality of being hesitant. 猶豫遲疑不決的狀態(tài)或遲疑不決的性質(zhì)
The speaker was rather hesitant and had to be prompted occasionally by the chairman. 那發(fā)言者講話結(jié)結(jié)巴巴的，有時得由主席提示。
常用短語
From a hesitant leader with unsure goals to a strong figure with deeply appealing objectives.
出自：M. L. King
Stephan\\\'s narrative style was hesitant, oblique, slightly stammering.