1. The twentieth century writer, like all writers, is forever seeking the exact word, but he is wary of sounding feverish. 二十世纪的作家，同所有的作家一样，永远在寻找精确的词语，但是对狂热却保持清醒。
2. Heightened expectations can end in disappointment, and under the current circumstances, China seem wary to boost the public's hopes for the Shanghai Expo. 过高的期望能以失望而告终，（和）在当前的情况下，中国似乎是机警的（去）增强公众对上海世博会的期望。
3. On the other hand, it is wary of prices rising too quickly, luring speculators into the market and turning it into an asset bubble, not an economic driver. 另一方面，又要警惕房价过高，过快，中国政府要引诱房屋投机者进入房市，然后又要把它变成资产的泡沫，而不是经济驱动力。
英英解释
adj.
1. marked by keen caution and watchful prudence
2. openly distrustful and unwilling to confide
