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• No prudish worries inhibited the fathers of the French nation.(法国的开国之父们没有过分正经的烦恼。)
• Silence Dogood was a slightly prudish widow from a rural area, created by a spunky unmarried Boston 16-year-old who had never spent a night outside of the city.(“寂寞的行善者”（SilenceDogood）这个笔名被解读为居住于农村的某位寡妇，而实际上呢？是这个才16岁，尚未结婚，并从没有踏出波士顿一步的年轻人。)
• You were not too fat, too talkative, or too prudish.(你不是太胖，太健谈，或过于拘谨。)
• Perhaps it was too prudish.(我这也许太拘谨了。)
• Less prudish, it appears, are some of India's neighbours.(印度的一些邻国们似乎并不那么假正经。)
• Toward the end, she suddenly comes on to Wilson, whereupon he recoils and backs away, exposed, for all his obscene chatter, as the prudish kid that he is.(到后来，她突然间靠向威尔逊，然后，威尔逊退缩，转向离开，然后他暴露出他可憎的喋喋不休，假装规矩。)
• Prudish by nature, and coy by nurture, thou a man of polished gentleness had not been seen of the mildest punctuating. (UTOYXC)(天生拘谨，加后天养成的保守，汝乃优雅高贵的体现，从来没有一个人看到过你打断别人说话。)
• I'm not prudish but I think these photographs are obscene.(我不是假正经，不过我认为这些照片淫秽下流。)
• She gave a prudish refusal to enjoy rude jokes.(她拘谨得听不得粗俗得笑话。)
• Another crew member says Kate 'seemed rather prudish' compared to the other girls, and because of it they played a joke on her.(另一个船员形容凯特相对于其他姑娘来说，”有点儿过于拘谨了“，因为他们老开她的玩笑。)