unnerve

简明释义

英[ˌʌnˈnɜːv]美[ˌʌnˈnɜːrv]

vt. 使失去勇气；使身心交疲；使焦躁；使失常

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1.Incorporating fares into Google search results would keep customers more engaged in its applications while they plan for travel, a prospect that could unnerve other fare sites.

在Google搜索结果中添加机票信息，可以让旅行者在制定行程的过程中更多地利用这些应用程序，这有可能对其它机票网站构成威胁。

2.Musashi had been late for the duel on purpose in order to psychologically unnerve his opponent (an often-used tactic of his).

武藏姗姗来迟是为了让他的对手在心理上产生疲劳(这是他惯用的策略)。

3.While every bank's loan book is different, failure by other Banks to post substantial increases in this reserve ratio could well unnerve investors.

尽管每家银行的贷款帐面有所不同，但如果其他银行不能大举提高准备金率，就很可能会令投资者感到紧张。

4.The proposed deal, which needs regulatory approval, will unnerve the likes of Orbitz and Kayak, which rely on ITA for data to power their online travel services.

这件被提议的交易，还需要监管部门的批准，将会撼动诸如orbitz和Kayak之类公司的神经，因为它们依赖ITA提供的数据来开展它们的在线旅行业务。

5.He hoped to unnerve Kennedy and force him into concessions.

他只希望动摇肯尼迪的信念，迫使他让步。

6.Though a man of few words, he radiates a calm and focus that unnerve the others, who are only interested in pillaging and looting.

尽管他沉默寡言，但是他散发着冷静与专注让其他人黯然失色，那些人只对抢劫和掠夺感兴趣。

7.Scramblers can often unnerve a better tennis player.

抢球者经常会使一个更优秀的网球运动员紧张。

8.The high house price unnerve ordinary residents.

高房价吓坏了普通百姓。

9.Unnerve guest users by adding the roving eyes that follow mouse movements.

给来宾帐户添加“跟随眼睛”这个跟随鼠标移动的工具可以着实吓人一跳。

10.The sudden loud noise from the construction site can really unnerve people who are trying to concentrate.

施工现场的突然大声噪音确实会让那些试图集中注意力的人感到不安。

11.Her unexpected arrival at the meeting seemed to unnerve everyone present.

她在会议上的突然出现似乎让在场的每个人都感到不安。

12.The horror movie was designed to unnerve the audience with its suspenseful scenes.

这部恐怖电影旨在通过悬疑场景让观众感到不安。

13.He felt unnerved when he realized he was being followed.

当他意识到自己被跟踪时，他感到非常不安。

14.The constant changes in the company policy can unnerve employees and affect their productivity.

公司政策的不断变化可能会让员工感到不安，并影响他们的生产力。

作文

In life, we often face situations that can unnerve us, making it difficult to think clearly or act decisively. One such instance occurred during my first public speaking engagement. As someone who had always been shy and introverted, the thought of standing in front of an audience filled me with dread. The night before the event, I could hardly sleep, my mind racing with thoughts of potential failure. The idea of forgetting my lines or stumbling over my words was enough to unnerve me completely. I imagined the audience’s judgmental gazes, which only intensified my anxiety. When the day finally arrived, I stood backstage, listening to the applause for the previous speaker. Each clap seemed to echo in my mind, heightening my nervousness. As I waited for my turn, I felt a wave of self-doubt wash over me. What if I made a fool of myself? What if no one cared about what I had to say? These thoughts began to unnerve me further, and I questioned whether I was truly ready for this challenge. However, as I stepped onto the stage, something shifted within me. I took a deep breath and reminded myself of the preparation I had done. I had spent weeks crafting my speech, practicing in front of friends and family, and familiarizing myself with the material. I realized that I had the knowledge and skills to deliver my message effectively. This realization helped to quell the feelings of being unnerved that had plagued me just moments before. As I began to speak, I focused on connecting with the audience rather than dwelling on my fears. I made eye contact, smiled, and even shared a personal story that resonated with many in the room. The more I engaged with them, the more my confidence grew. I could feel the initial tension melting away, replaced by a sense of empowerment. Instead of allowing the situation to unnerve me, I transformed my anxiety into enthusiasm. By the end of my speech, I received a warm round of applause, and I felt a surge of relief and accomplishment. I had faced my fears head-on and emerged victorious. This experience taught me that while it is natural to feel unnerved in challenging situations, we have the power to overcome those feelings through preparation and positive thinking. In conclusion, life is full of moments that can unnerve us, but it is how we respond to those moments that defines our character. We can either let fear control us or choose to rise above it. Embracing challenges and stepping out of our comfort zones can lead to personal growth and newfound confidence. Therefore, the next time you find yourself feeling unnerved, remember that you have the strength to face your fears and turn them into opportunities for success.

在生活中，我们常常会面临一些让我们感到不安的情况，这使得我们很难清晰思考或果断行动。这样的一个例子发生在我第一次公众演讲的时候。作为一个一直以来都很害羞和内向的人，站在观众面前的想法让我感到恐惧。在活动前的晚上，我几乎无法入睡，脑海中充满了潜在失败的想法。忘记台词或者结结巴巴的念出我的话的想法足以让我完全不安。我想象着观众审视的目光，这只会加剧我的焦虑。 当那天终于到来时，我站在后台，听着前一个演讲者的掌声。每一次掌声似乎都在我心中回响，使我的紧张感加剧。当我等待我的轮到时，一阵自我怀疑的浪潮涌上心头。我会不会丢脸？没有人关心我想说的话吗？这些想法让我更加不安，我开始质疑自己是否真的为这个挑战做好了准备。 然而，当我走上舞台时，我内心发生了一些变化。我深吸一口气，提醒自己我所做的准备。我花了几个星期来撰写我的演讲稿，在朋友和家人面前练习，并熟悉材料。我意识到我拥有有效传达信息所需的知识和技能。这种意识帮助我平息了刚才困扰我的不安情绪。 当我开始发言时，我专注于与观众建立联系，而不是沉浸在我的恐惧中。我进行了眼神交流，微笑，甚至分享了一个与许多人产生共鸣的个人故事。随着我与他们的互动越来越多，我的自信心也在不断增长。我能感觉到最初的紧张感在消退，取而代之的是一种赋权感。我没有让这种情况让我不安，而是把我的焦虑转化为热情。 在我演讲结束时，我收到了热烈的掌声，感到一阵轻松和成就感。我正面面对自己的恐惧并取得了胜利。这次经历让我明白，虽然在挑战性情况下感到不安是很自然的，但我们可以通过准备和积极思考来克服这些感觉。 总之，生活中充满了可能让我们感到不安的时刻，但我们对这些时刻的反应才定义了我们的性格。我们可以选择让恐惧控制我们，也可以选择超越它。接受挑战，走出舒适区，可以带来个人成长和新的自信。因此，下次你发现自己感到不安时，请记住，你有能力面对恐惧，并将其转化为成功的机会。