形容词使人不安的; （消息）混乱的
动词扰乱，使不安宁
1. 不安的：n. 核武器 nuke | a. 不安的 unsettling | 火化 incineration
2. 令人不安的：far-fetched 不大可信的 | unsettling 令人不安的 | tenet 信念,信条
3. 令人不安地：potholing 洞穴探险 | unsettling 令人不安地 | gleaming 闪闪发光的
4. 扰乱的;使人不安的：congestion 拥塞;挤满 | unsettling 扰乱的;使人不安的 | fly into a rage 勃然大怒
1. 令人担忧的；令人不安的
If you describe something as unsettling, you mean that it makes you feel rather worried or uncertain.
e.g. The prospect of change of this kind has an unsettling effect on any organisation...
这种变化的前景对任何组织都有不确定的影响。
e.g. His sense of humour was really unsettling.
他的幽默感确实令人不安。
1. Some educators and students point out that buying a condom in such a public setting could be unsettling for most young people.
2. Although there was no illicit personal gain made by the officials, their choice points to an unsettling moral degeneration in the ranks of our public servants.
3. But there is something unsettling beneath the thin layer of defiance - a new code of conformity that comes from a simplistic worldview.
4. They return bringing with them a new form of courtship, one which their elders find deeply unsettling.
5. Fortunes swapped sides in the second half after an unsettling series of substitutions that broke the flow of play.
6. What is unsettling is that they appear very much at ease with such dishonesty.
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7. Her busy schedule is a little unsettling in that Dong does not have too much downtime for herself.
8. As the boat goes down by about 3 meters, the sharp drop might be temporarily unsettling.
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9. Being noticed can provide an ego boost, but never being able to blend in can also be unsettling.
10. That sounds like good news to me, but the euphoria over the prediction is nothing but unsettling.