equanimity
/ˌekwəˈnɪməti/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌekwəˈnɪməti/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌē-kwə-ˈni-mə-tē ˌe-kwə-/ (ame, mw)
equanimity — 名詞
1. the ability to remain calm and in control of your emotions when something bad, u
鎮靜;平靜
面對困難或打擊時的冷靜沉著
the ability to remain calm and in control of your emotions when something bad, unexpected, or difficult happens — for example, staying composed when you lose your job, receive bad news, or face strong criticism.
Mei-Lin faced the exam results with surprising equanimity, having been anxious all week.
Mei-Lin 面對考試成績時展現了驚人的鎮靜,考慮到她整個星期都那麼焦慮。
with + equanimity, contrasting prior anxiety
Dr. Okafor announced the budget cuts to his staff with remarkable equanimity.
Dr. Okafor 以非凡的平靜向員工宣布了預算削減的消息。
collocation: remarkable equanimity
What impressed the board most was Sofia's equanimity during the two-hour argument over company strategy.
讓董事會最印象深刻的是 Sofia 在長達兩小時的公司策略辯論中所展現的鎮靜。
The Watanabe family accepted the cancelled flights with their usual equanimity, settling down with books.
渡邊一家人以他們一貫的平靜接受了航班取消的事實,各自拿起書本看了起來。
文法句型
with + equanimity
equanimity + during/beneath/despite + [difficult situation]
用法筆記
Uncountable noun — do not use a or an before it. Often modified by adjectives such as remarkable, surprising, calm, perfect, or usual. Common prepositions that follow it: with, during, beneath, despite, in the face of.