Many people mistake me for an extrovert when I gladly introduce myself to strangers join in group discussions.(當(dāng)我高興地向陌生人做自我介紹，并加入團(tuán)體討論時，許多人誤認(rèn)為我是一個性格內(nèi)向的人。)

You are a doubtless an extrovert and your desk is probably the coffee hub of the office.(你毫無疑問是一個性格外向的人并且你的桌子可能成為辦公室中大家喝咖啡時的聚集地。)

If you're a born extrovert, traveling alone can be a wonderful way to meet locals and make new friends.(若你生來開朗，一個人的旅行將是你結(jié)識當(dāng)?shù)鼐用窈托屡笥训慕^佳方式。)

In that sense, the introvert is somewhat more mature than the extrovert.(根據(jù)這個道理，內(nèi)向者在某些方面比外向者更為成熟。)

It was here that she started to display the extrovert Madonna, which hitherto only her family had experienced.(就是在這兒，她開始展示了外向型的性格，至今她家人深有感受。)

An extrovert is not meant to be working in solitude.(外向并不意味著將在孤獨的工作。)

I assumed that you were an extrovert.(我以為你是個性格外向的人呢。)

His footballing skills and extrovert personality won the hearts of the public.(他的足球技巧和外向的個性贏得了公眾的心。)

“A bright, flashy capital where you can be loud and extrovert,” comments another.(“一個光彩奪目的首都，在這兒你可以外向的與人大聲交談(求批注)”，另一個讀者說。)

The archetypal extrovert prefers action to contemplation, risk-taking to heed-taking, certainty to doubt.(典型的外向者更喜歡行動而不是沉思，喜歡冒險而不是謹(jǐn)慎，喜歡確定性而不是疑慮。)