摘要：1ADJIf you areconfidentabout something, you are certain that it will happen in the way you want it to. 有信心的I am confident that eve
confident /ˈkɒnfɪdənt/ 有信心的，自信的
1ADJ If you are confident about something, you are certain that it will happen in the way you want it to. 有信心的I am confident that everything will come out right in time.我相信最终一切都会好起来的。Mr. Ryan is confident of success.瑞安先生对成功有信心。2ADJ If a person or their manner is confident, they feel sure about their own abilities, qualities, or ideas. 自信的In time he became more confident and relaxed.最终他变得更加自信而从容了。以下是“confident”的相关信息：
其他形式
- 名词：confidence，意为“信心；信任”。例如：She has great confidence in her abilities.（她对自己的能力很有信心。）
- 副词：confidently，意为“自信地；确信地”。例如：He walked confidently into the room.（他自信地走进房间。）
同义词
- assured：强调有把握、自信，常指对自己的能力、地位等确信无疑。例如：He gave an assured smile.（他露出自信的微笑。）
- self - confident：与“confident”意思相近，更加强调自我感觉自信。例如：A self - confident person is more likely to succeed.（一个自信的人更容易成功。）
反义词
- unconfident：意为“缺乏信心的；不自信的”。例如：He seems unconfident in front of strangers.（他在陌生人面前显得不自信。）
- diffident：指因缺乏自信而表现得羞怯或退缩。例如：The diffident boy rarely spoke in class.（这个羞怯的男孩在课堂上很少说话。）
搭配用法
- be confident of / about：对……有信心。例如：He is confident of success.（他对成功有信心。）
- be confident that：确信……。例如：She is confident that she can finish the work on time.（她确信自己能按时完成工作。）
- confidence interval：置信区间，统计学中的术语。
- self - confidence boost：增强自信心，常出现在关于个人成长、心理等方面的语境中。
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