Reluctantly is how you do something when you are not willing, or when you make that unwillingness show: you move slowly, you say yes late, you look as if someone is pulling you. She reluctantly agreed. He got up reluctantly.

Reluctantly Reluctantly is指 how you do something when you are not willing你在不願意的情況下做某件事, or when you make that unwillingness show或是把這種不情願表現出來: you move slowly動作很慢, you say yes late很晚才答應, you look as if someone is pulling you看起來就像有人在拉你一樣。She她 reluctantly很不情願地 agreed答應了。He他 got up站了起來 reluctantly很不情願地。

This is the everyday member of the family — you hear the adverb in speech more than the noun reluctance.

This這 is the everyday member of the family是這個字家族裡最日常的成員 — you hear the adverb in speech more than the noun reluctance在說話裡你聽到這個副詞的機會比聽到名詞 reluctance 還多。

Though actually, it does not always mean the person hates the thing. It can be manners: you reluctantly take the last cake because grabbing it fast looks greedy.

Though actually不過其實, it does not always mean這不代表 the person hates the thing那個人討厭這件事。It can be manners這也可能只是禮貌: you reluctantly take the last cake你很不情願地拿了最後一塊蛋糕 because grabbing it fast looks greedy因為太快搶走看起來很貪心。

Parents, news, and stories all use it; it is not a fancy word, just a little more careful than but I didn't want to.

Parents, news, and stories all use it父母、新聞、故事都會用這個字; it is not a fancy word它不是什麼花俏的字, just a little more careful than but I didn't want to只是比「但我不想要」這種說法再講究一點點。