關於Blithe的意思和用法的提問

A: Carefree, happy, not worrying about anything

A: She cheerfully didn’t care much about other people. It suggests that she knows she isn’t being nice/right/fair, but is happy the way she is.

Like someone cutting ahead of you in line and if you protest she smiles and says “oh it’s ok, I’m in a hurry.”

A: She was a blithe young woman

A: I’d say the biggest difference is nobody says Blithe. You might read it in a novel but for the most part, I don’t hear it spoken often.

“Nonchalant” is a more common word.

Even though I knew he was very upset about the situation, he appeared very nonchalant.

She won the prize but went up to accept it rather nonchalantly.

“Please talk to me about this!” I asked my boyfriend. “Stop being so nonchalant!”

A: I’ve never used ‘blithe’ in my life. You should always just use ‘happy’

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