uneasy

uneasy

形容词

1. 不安的；担心的

英 [ʌnˈi:zi]    美 [ʌnˈi:zi]

形容感到不安、担心或不舒适的状态。

相关词汇：

词语辨析：

uneasy与anxious、nervous、worried等词义相近，但它更强调的是内心的不安和不舒适感。

近义词：

反义词：

名词

1. 不安；担忧

英 [ʌnˈi:zi]    美 [ʌnˈi:zi]

指不安和担忧的心情或状态。

词汇扩充

柯林斯词典

uneasy (adj.)

If you are uneasy about something or someone, you feel anxious or afraid, because you think that there may be a problem or danger.

牛津词典

uneasy (adj.)

1. An uneasy feeling makes you worried or slightly afraid.

2. If you feel uneasy, you feel anxious or embarrassed, and you think that people may disapprove of you or your actions.

用法

1. feel uneasy

E.g. I felt uneasy about leaving him alone in the house.

2. make someone uneasy

E.g. The strange noises in the house made her feel uneasy.

3. uneasy about

E.g. He was uneasy about the future of the company.

例句

1. I felt uneasy about the whole situation.

我对整个情况感到不安。

2. The uneasy silence stretched on.

尴尬的沉默持续了下去。

3. She became increasingly uneasy as the day went on.

随着一天的过去，她变得越来越不安。

4. He had an uneasy feeling that he was being watched.

他有一种不安的感觉，觉得有人在监视他。

5. The noise from the next room made him feel uneasy.

隔壁房间的噪音使他感到不安。

6. She was uneasy about the decision and its potential consequences.

她对这个决定及其潜在后果感到不安。

7. The uneasy atmosphere in the room was palpable.

房间里的紧张气氛让人感觉得到。

8. He looked uneasy as he waited for her response.

等待她的回答时，他看起来很不安。

9. The uneasy alliance between the two countries was bound to collapse eventually.

两国之间不稳定的联盟最终注定会瓦解。

10. The uneasy peace between the warring factions was shattered by an unexpected attack.

交战派系之间不稳定的和平被一次意外的袭击打破了。