reluctant to part

基本解釋

And with banks reluctant to lend, even businesses with low overhead expenses are faced with customers reluctant to part with their money.
由于銀行不愿意貸款，再加上顧客不愿意消費，就連那些日常開支很低的企業(yè)也遇到了困難。
That's because patients are generally reluctant to part with their brain or heart cells, diseased or not, while they're still using them.
原因在于，不論病變與否，病人們一般不愿舍棄自己仍舊依賴著的腦細(xì)胞或心臟細(xì)胞。
Thus I am reluctant to part with the scene and keep looking back
所以我戀戀不舍回頭張望

Sometimes they're reluctant to take part in important training such as fire safety classes and child identification programs, which guard against abduction.

Foreigners will be keen to acquire yuan, and reluctant to part with it, for as long as they think it is artificially cheap.
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Naturally, in the course of a national election, Democratic politicians are reluctant to part company from the man at the top of their ticket, especially in ways that might be seen to align them with his critics.
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Mr. LaPierre showed a video which included a chilling statement from a senior UN official to the effect that, while she understood Americans were reluctant to part with their firearms, they had better get used to being "citizens of the world" just like everybody else.
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