disquieting

英 [dɪsˈkwaɪətɪŋ]

美 [dɪsˈkwaɪətɪŋ]

adj.  令人不安的; 使人忧虑的
v.  使担心; 使焦急
disquiet的现在分词

BNC.21233 / COCA.20026

牛津词典

adj.

• 令人不安的；使人忧虑的
  causing worry and unhappiness

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 不安;焦急;忧虑
  Disquietis a feeling of worry or anxiety.
  1. There is growing public disquiet about the cost of such policing.
     公众对这种治安管理费用的不满情绪与日俱增。
• VERB 使不安;使忧虑
  If somethingdisquietsyou, it makes you feel anxious.
  1. This information disquieted him.
     这则消息让他焦虑不安。

英英释义

adj

• causing mental discomfort
  1. the disquieting sounds of nearby gunfire

双语例句

• In a disquieting manner.
  以令人不安的、令人忧虑的方式。
• However, recent disquieting studies in animals indicate that obesity weakens that barrier, leaving it leaky and permeable.
  然而，近期的动物研究结果却十分令人不安。这些研究表明，肥胖可削弱血-脑屏障，使它变得具有泄漏性和渗透性。
• From China, the news has been equally disquieting.
  来自中国方面的消息同样一直令人不安。
• The study does not measure the potential impact of pollutant-driven sex change for frog species, but the implications, said Berg, are disquieting.
  塞里西亚说，这项研究没有对因污染导致青蛙物种发生性变的潜在影响进行评估，但它却暗示我们前景令人担忧。
• One left them children but yesterday; today, one finds them disquieting to the feelings.
  昨天人们还把她们当作孩子没理睬，今天重相见，已感到她们乱人心意了。
• A slew of stronger-than-expected global manufacturing data, therefore, must be slightly disquieting for central bankers.
  因此，众多好于预期的全球制造业数据，一定会令央行家感到有些不安。
• Having a deeply disquieting or disturbing effect.
  有深深的焦虑或干扰效应的。
• If they breach that, parallels with the 1930s look all the more disquieting.
  如果它们跌破这一水平，与上世纪30年代的对比会愈发令人不安。
• The wind was so nipping that the ivy-leaves had become wizened and gray, each tapping incessantly upon its neighbour with a disquieting stir of her nerves.
  寒风刺骨，长春藤的叶子被风吹得枯萎了、枯黄了，不停地互相拍打着，把她的神经刺激得烦躁不安。
• Sartre was led to this disquieting position because of his rejection of the theory known as ethical naturalism.
  萨特否定所谓的伦理自然主义理论，因此得出了这一使人不安的结论。