stolid
adj. <贬>不动感情的; 不关心的; 淡漠的; 无动于衷的
If you describe someone as stolid, you mean that they do not show much emotion or are not very exciting or interesting.
He glanced furtively at the stolid faces of the two detectives.
他偷偷地瞄了一下两名侦探面无表情的脸孔。
...the conflict that emerges when stolid countryfolk find themselves confronted by flighty townsfolk.
当木讷的乡下人遭遇轻浮的城里人时产生的冲突
1. having or revealing little emotion or sensibility; not easily aroused or excited;
Verbs are action words, much nicer than stolid, immovable nouns.
动词是行为词汇, 比固定的 、 稳固的名词要好多了.
At this moment, however, there rose one of thosefive silent, stolid Shareholders, who had excited Soames'sympathy.
可是,就在这时, 那五个索米斯抱有好感的 、 有实力的沉默的股东里面站了一个起来.
They remained stolid and motionless.
她们仍旧倔强冷静,坐着不动.
The captain remained stolid and determined.
上尉坚定不移地站在那里.
Also, chow yun fat dials down his performance as a brutal emperor with a stolid temperament.
同时, 周润发用冷淡的性格来演出一个残忍的皇帝.