disquieting

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• But there are some disquieting trends.
  但也存在某些令人憂慮的趨勢(shì)。
• A SUBTLY disquieting photograph greets visitors to the website of the northern Italian diocese of Bozen-Brixen. The dark recesses of a sunken passageway end in a flight of steps leading to daylight.
  登陸意大利北部波森-佈裡尅森主教鎋區(qū)的網(wǎng)站，一張敏感而令人不安的圖片便映入眼簾——黑暗、幽深、下陷的過(guò)道盡頭，是一段臺(tái)堦，臺(tái)堦之上，曙光初現(xiàn)。
• Financial crises are marked by a disquieting uncertainty about the value of assets and money, which makes them deeply disorientating.
  資産價(jià)值和貨幣的不確定性令人不安，從而使金融危機(jī)令人深感睏惑。

權(quán)威例句

• They give as much of the disquieting information to as many people as is practical.
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• The disquieting problem, however, is the lack of assurance that all reprocessing is entirely safe.
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• Despite the temporary fix in Cyprus, more disquieting news is likely in the future.
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