
英:/'dɪs'kwaɪətjuːd/ 美:/'dɪsˈkwaɪəˌtuːd/
n. 不安,忧虑,焦虑
The lines of his fastidious face showed a disquietude .
那过分讲究的面孔上的表情是一种隐隐的不安。
The lines of his fastidious face showed a vague disquietude .
的面孔上的表情是一种隐隐的不安。
If you find it full of worriesand disquietude, split by the noise of the streets, bombarded by billsand emails and smoke, come to me and find your peace.
如果你觉得它已经被烦忧与焦虑所充斥,被街道的噪音所撕裂,被账单、邮件以及烟雾所轰炸的话,来找我吧,来找到属于你的宁静吧。
If you find it full of worries and disquietude, split by the noise of the streets, bombarded by bills and emails and smoke, come to me and find your peace.
如果你觉得它已经被烦忧与焦虑所充斥,被街道的噪音所撕裂,被账单、邮件以及烟雾所轰炸的话,来找我吧,来找到属于你的宁静吧。
Franz felt a shudder run through his veins at observing that the feeling of the duke and the countess was so much in unison with his own personal disquietude.
弗兰兹看到公爵和伯爵夫人的感觉和他自己的焦虑这样一致,就觉得一阵寒颤透过了他的全身。
n.|anxiety/tension/care/disturbance/unrest;不安,忧虑,焦虑
disquietude 指一种持续性的、令人不安的焦虑、忧虑或心神不宁的状态。它超越了短暂的担心,描述的是一种更深层、更持久的内在动荡或不安感,常源于对未知、不确定或潜在威胁的感知。
其核心含义包含以下几点:
Disquietude 是一个相对正式或文学化的词汇,用于描述一种深刻的、持续的内心焦虑、不安或骚动状态,它扰乱了心灵的平静,常由不确定性、担忧或道德困境等因素引起。
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disquietude 是一个名词,表示“不安”或“忧虑”,通常用于描述因不确定、紧张或焦虑引发的心理状态。以下是详细解析:
正式语境:多用于书面或文学表达,描述隐忧或持续性焦虑。
The lines of his fastidious face showed a vague disquietude.(他挑剔的面容透出一丝隐约的不安。)
The inhabitants were subject to fear and disquietudes.(居民们饱受恐惧与不安的困扰。)
搭配:常与动词feel、cause 或形容词vague、deep 连用,如 feel a deep disquietude(感到深切忧虑)。
Disquietude 强调一种深层、持续的不安感,适用于正式或文学语境。如需表达类似含义但更口语化,可选用uneasiness 或anxiety。
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