prude信息详情
n.拘守礼仪的人；故做正经的女人
n.（Prude）人名；（英）普鲁德
Caroline was very much a prude. She wouldn't let me see her naked.───卡罗琳是个过于一本正经的人。她不肯让我看到她的裸体。
Nature is such a prude.───自然真是个老顽固。
She's as much a prude as Ken is…───当多如肯恩的一个装成规矩的女人是的时候，她是…
She wanted to look light, dispel any impression she might have given that she was a humourless prude.───她想使自己看起来轻松一些，摆脱掉那不苟言笑，一本正经的印象。
Birkhead wonders if Darwin was just a Victorian prude or whether having a daughter editing his writing led to some censorship.───伯克黑德问自己，达尔文是否只不过是维多利亚时代过分拘谨的人，还是他的女儿在编辑他的作品时作了一些审查。
Is that how you see me? As some sort of prude who just lays there like a cold fish?───你就那么认为我？把我看成故做正经的女人，躺在那里像一条冷冰冰的鱼？
You see me as a prude, I know, but remember, it's part of a mother's job to come across that way.───我知道你把我看成是个假正经，但别忘了，母亲的职责之一是要（给孩子们）留下那种印象。
I Love You, stop being such a prude about sex too, you may dismiss your husband one day by being too careful.───我很爱你，但在性方面别再当故作正经的女人了，有一天你会因此丢掉丈夫的。
She is such a prude that she is even embarrassed by the sight of naked children.───她正经得出了格，甚至见了赤身露体的孩子也难为情。