disconcerting

基本解釋

It all sounds rather disconcerting, but should you be worried about this?
這些聽起來挺然人不安的，但是你應(yīng)該為這個擔(dān)心嗎？
How disconcerting, then, must be the advent of an American president who shows signs of heeding Arab complaints.
于是，一位表現(xiàn)出傾聽阿拉伯怨言跡象的美國總統(tǒng)的登場必將是多么的令人不安啊。
She was a grave and silent little person with the disconcerting habit of holding your gaze unblinkingly, as if you had nothing in common.
康妮是個嚴(yán)肅沉默的小人兒，她有個令人不安的習(xí)慣：眼睛一眨不眨地盯著人看，就好像你和她沒有絲毫的共同之處。

What was particularly disconcerting to Flores was that even when studies were adjusted for such things as income, the differences remained.

But the research keeps revealing unexpected, sometimes disconcerting, evidence to explain just how true this is.
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This can be especially disconcerting when the investor has reason to believe wrongdoing may be involved.
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Even more disconcerting is the impact of social networking and potential fraudulent schemes through crowdfunding.
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If you say that something is disconcerting, you mean that it makes you feel anxious, confused, or embarrassed.
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