Examples of using "Tímida" in a sentence and their english translations:
The shy one.
She was naturally shy.
I'm a bit shy.
- I'm shy.
- I'm timid.
- I am shy.
Maria is very shy.
Mary is a very shy girl.
That girl is really shy.
That girl is really shy.
- She is a little shy.
- She's a bit shy.
Yes, she was a shy girl.
She is a very shy girl.
Mary is a timid girl.
Nancy is more shy than reserved.
She is shy of strangers.
- I'm very reserved.
- I'm very shy.
She is shy and talks little.
She is a very shy girl.
- Tom thinks Mary is shy.
- Tom thinks that Mary is shy.
She is an extremely shy woman.
She's not as shy as she used to be.
She used to be a very shy girl.
She was shy in her high school days.
The shy girl kept her idea to herself.
She seems the least shy of the three.
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 is not so shy as she used to be.
- I'm not shy.
- I am not shy.
She is shy and always remains in the background.
She is a shy, insecure, overly sensitive girl.
which is a big deal, because, you know, she's really shy.
Masha dreams of starting a revolution, but is too shy.
- I'm very reserved.
- I'm rather shy.
- I'm rather bashful.
She is very shy and feels ill at ease at parties.
Don't be shy.
That child is a bit shy.
Shy people can develop drug dependence as a defense.
Getting shy Kyoko to talk at a party is like pulling teeth.