adv.迟疑地；踌躇地

She hesitantly agreed to go on a date with him, unsure if she was ready for a relationship.
她勉强同意和他约会，不确定自己是否准备好开始一段感情。
The witness hesitantly recounted the events of that night, clearly shaken by the memory.
证人犹豫地回忆了那晚的事情，显然被那段记忆所震撼。
He hesitantly reached out his hand to pet the dog, fearing it might bite him.
他犹豫地伸出手去抚摸那只狗，担心它可能会咬他。
The new employee hesitantly asked for clarification on her duties, not wanting to appear incompetent.
这位新员工犹豫地询问关于她职责的详细情况，不想显得无能。
She hesitantly shared her secret with her best friend, hoping for understanding and support.
她犹豫地向最好的朋友分享了自己的秘密，希望得到理解和支持。
The politician hesitantly answered questions about his past, wary of revealing too much information.
这位政治家犹豫地回答有关他过去的问题，小心避免透露过多信息。
They hesitantly entered the dark cave, their flashlights barely illuminating the path ahead.
他们犹豫地走进黑暗的洞穴，手电筒只能勉强照亮前方的道路。
The child hesitantly climbed onto the carousel, nervous about riding the spinning horses.
孩子犹豫地爬上旋转木马，对骑着旋转的马匹感到紧张。
He hesitantly proposed a solution to the problem, unsure if it would be well-received by his colleagues.
他犹豫地提出了问题的解决方案，不确定同事们是否会接受。
She hesitantly accepted the job offer, knowing it meant moving far away from her family and friends.
她勉强接受了工作邀请，知道自己将不得不远离家人和朋友。