Examples of using "Tímida" in a sentence and their english translations:
Don't be shy.
She's painfully shy.
She's rather shy.
Is she really shy?
She used to be a very shy girl.
- She is a little shy.
- She's a bit shy.
I was a shy child.
Mary is a timid girl.
Mary is shy, isn't she?
Yes. She used to be a very shy girl.
- She is not so shy as she used to be.
- She's not as shy as she used to be.
She's just a little shy.
Mary is a very shy girl.
That child is a bit shy.
She is a very shy girl.
- Tom said Mary is shy.
- Tom said that Mary is shy.
Yes. She used to be a very shy girl.
She felt shy in his presence.
She seems the least shy of the three.
She is a little shy, don't you think?
The boy is bashful and doesn't talk much.
Nancy is more shy than reserved.
I'm shy, but I take care of myself.
Mary is very shy.
She is not so shy as she used to be.
She is a shy, insecure, overly sensitive girl.
- You're shy.
- You're timid.
She is a little shy.
I think she's too shy to talk to you.
I like him, but I'm too shy to talk to him.
You're shy.
Don't be shy.
Go ahead! Don't be shy!
Lucy was the shyest and most beautiful of all the girls in the land, and Caroll was the bravest and noblest of all the boys in the township.