Pinyin [y and y and b ù sh ě]

Explanation I: the emergence of attachment; S: Give it up. Describe reluctant to leave.

The source is Feng Ming Menglong's "Awakening the World, Constant Words, Lu Taixue Poems, Wine, Wine, Waiting for the King": "Then Lunan sent it directly for more than 500 miles, and was reluctant to part with it twice."

It's been half a day since the party ended, and the students just left slowly.

Synonym reluctant to say goodbye, reluctant to leave, reluctant to leave.

Antonyms make a clean break.

Grammar is formal; As attribute, object and adverbial; With praise.

Make a sentence

She reluctantly left home to go to school.

She took a last look at the house reluctantly.

I reluctantly left my beautiful and rich hometown.

After graduation, the students reluctantly left their alma mater.

Now, I feel a little anxious!

When we graduated, we reluctantly left our alma mater.

I reluctantly took my eyes off the animals.

My brother reluctantly left his parents to study in America.

The volunteers reluctantly bid farewell to the Korean people before returning home.

No wonder there is a reluctance today. Feel blue.

I reluctantly left the science museum and ended my short visit.

I kept silent about the scenery he could not bear.

Mom told me to go back, so I put on my shoes and reluctantly left.

They must be full of reluctant feelings for the pear garden.

After a while, the big white turtle reluctantly climbed into the river.

We reluctantly left Xiangshan and took a bus tour of Lijiang River.

No matter what guests will naturally be reluctant to go, lingering.

They have been neighbors for many years. Once separated, they can't help but be reluctant to part.

After the dinner, everyone reluctantly said goodbye to each other.

It was not until it was getting dark that we reluctantly returned to the dormitory.