The look on Bimal's face made my mind misgive me.

比马尔脸的表情让疑虑。

" No, no-don't say I should change" ! he expostulated; yet there was misgiving in his own voice also.

“不不不——别说要改” ！他告诫说； 然而他自己的声音中也有疑虑。

His tone misgave her; and she said truthfully that she was content not to know who owned the car.

他的语气让她不放； 她如实说她满足于不知道这辆车谁的。

Ms. Myles said she planned to vote for Mr. Biden, expressing only one misgiving: " I wish he was younger, " she said.

迈尔斯表示，她计划将票投给拜登，投给拜登她只有一个顾虑：“他要能年轻点儿就好了，”她说。

Solitude in this terrestrial paradise is a genial balm to my mind, and the young spring cheers with its bounteous promises my oftentimes misgiving heart.

在这人间天堂中的孤独对的灵来说一种温和的香膏，而年轻的春天以其丰富的承诺为时常疑虑重重的欢呼。

When she had disappeared Charley, with misgiving in his eyes, slowly came from the stable door, and going to another point in the bank he looked over.

当她消失不见后，查利眼中带着疑虑，从马厩门慢慢地走了出来，来到土堤的另一处朝下看。

The mental clearness and power he had found in this lonely girl had indeed filled his manner with misgiving even from the first few minutes of close quarters with her.

他发现这个孤独的姑娘头脑清楚、毅力坚定，因此在靠近她身边最初的几分钟里，害怕不会成功的那份担实际就已充分表现在他的神。

Now, as this knight one day was pricking wearily along a toilsome road, his heart misgave him and was sore within him because of the trouble of the way.

现在，有一天，当这位骑士疲惫地走在一条艰苦的道路时，他的因道路的困难而感到不安和痛苦。

There's a strange, lonesome look about this side of the house; so that my heart misgave me, somehow or other, and I felt as if there was nobody alive in it.

房子的这一边有一种奇怪、孤独的感觉；不知怎的，的开始疑惑，觉得里好像没有人活着。

In the outermost room were half a dozen exceptional people who had had, for a few years, some vague misgiving in them that things in general were going rather wrong.

在最外面的房间里有五六位杰出人士，几年来，他们中隐隐约约地担事情总的来说会很不对劲。

She cheered him up, of course, when he gave way; and her heart never misgave her that there might be a doubt which of the two pictures was the more dismaying.

当然，当他屈服时，她鼓励他。她的从不怀疑这两幅画中哪一幅更令人沮丧。

At another her heart misgave her, and she was tormented by a fear lest Swithin should some day accuse her of having hampered his deliberately-shaped plan of life by her intrusive romanticism.

另一次，她的对她产了疑虑，她被一种恐惧折磨着，怕有一天斯威辛会指责她用她侵入性的浪漫主义阻碍了他精设计的活计划。

That he had anything to do with the concern she could not tell, but because he happened to be looking in her direction, her weakening heart misgave her and she hurried by, too overcome with shame to enter in.

她说不出的关和他有什么关系，但正巧他正朝她的方向看去，她虚弱的疑虑重重，羞愧难当地匆匆而过，不敢进去。