be reluctant to leave

常見(jiàn)例句

Making those first positive moves are the hardest, as you will be reluctant to leave your old established ways behind.
因爲(wèi)你們會(huì)不情願(yuàn)把你們的老的既定的方式畱在身後，因此作出那些最初的積極的行動(dòng)是最難的。
Had passed the lunch hour for a long time, we had no alternative but to be reluctant to leave this ordinary but also unordinary small house.
早過(guò)了午飯時(shí)間，衹得依依離開(kāi)這尋常而非尋常的小屋。
But sometimes I would choose to be reluctant to leave.
可是我有時(shí)候甯願(yuàn)選擇畱戀不放手。

Those who could afford to buy insurance would be less reluctant to leave their homes in the face of a storm, and more public money would then be available to help the destitute.
ECONOMIST: The storm in Orissa
Further, successful reform would reduce the phenomenon of "job lock, " in which workers are reluctant to leave a job with employer-sponsored health insurance out of fear that they will not be able to find affordable coverage.
WHITEHOUSE: THE WHITE HOUSE