unnerved

形容词气馁的; 丧失勇气的; 失常的; 烦恼不安的

动词使气馁( unnerve的过去式和过去分词 ); 使丧失勇气; 使焦躁; 使失常

1. 气馁的：unneighborly 不睦邻的 | unnerved 气馁的 | unobjectionable 不惹人讨厌的

2. 气馁：unnerve /使失去气力/使丧失勇气/使焦躁/ | unnerved /气馁/ | unnerving /除神经法/

3. 不安：privately私人 | unnerved 不安 | advance warning. 预先警告

4. 丧失勇气的,身心俱疲的：apple-cheeked lass 有着苹果一样红晕脸颊的少女 | unnerved 丧失勇气的,身心俱疲的 | fallout 辐射微尘, 原子尘;附带结果

1. Downbeat reports on the manufacturing sector and construction spending further unnerved investors.

2. It has also unnerved the West, which fears the conflict could easily escalate in the volatile region.

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3. The mounting antagonism between the two sides has unnerved investors who worry about armed conflict breaking out in the region.

4. Unnerved residents in the provincial capital Kerman were out in the streets.

5. Even a usually placid pet may suddenly become unnerved by something they see or hear, and panic.

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6. In European trading Thursday, some investors were unnerved by word of fraud at a large French bank.

7. Favors and the Nets'Devin Harris acknowledged being unnerved by the reports.

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8. Washington and its Sunni Arab allies are deeply unnerved by growing Iranian influence in the Middle East and the spread of increasingly radical Islam.

9. There the tourism industry is recovering slowly from the attacks, which unnerved even confirmed Indonesia lovers around the world.

10. The thought that the growing numbers of unemployed laborers could jeopardize stability has unnerved many here.

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