1.But these men were a taciturn lot, picking their words carefully.

但是这些人都是沉默寡人，说起话来字斟句酌，非常谨慎。

2.Mr. Fogg was as calm and taciturn as ever.

福克先生沉默寡，依然如故。

3.Young Jefferson Hope rode on with his companions, gloomy and taciturn.

小杰弗逊·侯波和他伙着马继续前进。

4.He'd always been taciturn, but this was something quite different.

他一向沉默寡，但这次完全不同。

5.Royall, who was more than usually taciturn, had betrayed no surprise, and made no comment.

比平时沉默寡罗亚尔先生没有表现出惊讶， 没有发表评论。机翻

6.The merchant, sitting opposite them, was taciturn.

坐在他对面商人沉默寡。机翻

7.Julien was taciturn, and not unduly upset.

于连沉默寡， 并没有过度沮丧。机翻

8.He was what we might describe as a " taciturn" boy.

他就是我所说“沉默寡”孩。机翻

9.In a taciturn way she was happy to see Muriel.

她沉默寡， 很高兴见到穆里尔。机翻

10." I have a cab at the door, " said our taciturn companion.

“门口有出租车，”我沉默寡同说。机翻

11.They were taciturn before that tacit truth.

他在那个不而喻事实面前沉默不语。

12.I had thought I was going to get Taciturn Will, Sarcastic Will.

我以为我会得到沉默寡威尔，讽刺威尔。机翻

13.433--No. No, I prefer to be unsociable and taciturn.

不，不，我更喜欢不爱交际和沉默。

14." Taciturn" (taciturn) is an adjective that describes a person who doesn't talk very much.

“Taciturn”（沉默寡）是一个形容词，形容一个话不多人。机翻

15.Among them, silent and taciturn, squatted five white-robed Arabs, securely bound and under heavy guard.

其中五名身穿白袍阿拉伯人，被严严实实地绑起来，在重兵看守之下，沉默寡地蹲着。机翻

16.The Tractatus is a plea by a very taciturn, silent and precise Austrian philosopher to speak more carefully and less impulsively.

这位非常沉默、寡、精确奥地利哲学家，通过《逻辑哲学论》请求人说话更谨慎、不要太冲动。

17.He was a taciturn man, the son of Swedish immigrants, not given to amplitude.

他是个寡少语人，身为瑞典移民之子，不喜辞繁复。机翻

18.He appeared a taciturn, and perhaps a proud personage; but he was very kind to me.

他显得沉默寡，许是个骄傲人。但他对我很好。机翻

19.The three Icelanders, just as taciturn as their comrade the hunted, never spoke, and ate their breakfasts in silence.

三个冰岛人就像他被追捕同一样沉默寡，从来不说话， 默默地吃着早餐。机翻

20." That there Roger Cly, master, " said Mr. Cruncher, with a taciturn and iron-bound visage.

“那是罗杰·克莱，主人，”克朗彻先生说道，他沉默寡，面容铁青。机翻