Usage of "shy away" | TermGallery

To retreat unwillingly and/or suddenly, often caused by sudden pain, shock, scare, fright, surprise, or similar.

Uso de shy away en inglés

Never one to shy away from a challenge, Saunders set to work. 
 Radio NZ 

Even rival political parties have tended to shy away from personal attacks. 
 Reuters 

I didn't shy away from these feelings; in fact I welcomed them. 
 Nocturnal 

Don't shy away from asking tough questions or doing a little research. 
 Ebony 

It does not shy away from his difficult nature or his edginess. 
 The Guardian 

Carnivores whose territory included the cave tended to shy away from it. 
 The Clan of the Cave Bear 

I never shy away from it and I never will, Waiters said. 
 Reuters 

Mpanza comments on current affairs and doesn't shy away from comedy either. 
 The South African 

He looks forward to them and does not shy away at all. 
 Reuters 

I'm not surprised they are trying to shy away from it now. 
 Radio NZ 

Danny Boyle is not a man to shy away from a challenge. 
 The Guardian 

Crucially, the authors don't shy away from criticising branches of the movement. 
 The Guardian 

So we shouldn't shy away from demanding more diversity on British TV. 
 Reuters 

It was fun and informative, but it didn't shy away from criticism. 
 Wired 

But AFP does not shy away from its connection to the Kochs. 
 Reuters 

There will be some waste; that's something people shouldn't shy away from. 
 Cooking for geeks: real science, great hacks, and good food 

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Shy away a través del tiempo

Shy away por variante geográfica

Sudáfrica

Común

Australia

Común

Irlanda

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