an alarming increase in crime
犯罪活动骇人的增加
The rainforests are disappearing at an alarming rate .
雨林正以惊人的速度消失。
1.使人惊慌的;引起惊慌的;告急的,危言耸听的
1.“alarm”的现在分词
1.frightening or worrying
1.The present participle of alarm
1.Mr. Morris said, "I wish to have an earnest talk with you, Mr. Jefferson, on the alarming situation of things. "
莫里斯先生说：“杰斐逊先生，我想就这一令人担忧的形势和你进行一次诚恳的交谈。”
2.For America, already frustrated with an ally whose soldiers are not allowed to shoot, all this seems alarming.
对于已经因其盟国士兵被禁止使用武器而感到灰心的美国而言，这一情况足以令人警觉了。
3.A new media law (like the bank levy, produced hastily and with no consultation) was particularly alarming.
一部新的新闻法（就像银行税，被迅速炮制并且不加讨论）就敲响警钟。
4.The British Heart Foundation said the findings were "alarming" especially as women tended to smoke fewer cigarettes.
英国心脏基金会称，这一发现尤其对刚开始抽烟的女性有警醒作用。
5.The present law, as it now stood, had been instituted by the wisdom of their fathers, to check the alarming progress of a dreadful crime.
现行的法律是前辈智慧的结晶，目的在于制止一种骇人听闻的罪行恶性发展。
6.This warning looks a bit alarming, but in practice, the extension seems to be well-supported.
警告看起来有点让人担心，但实际上这个扩展似乎得到了很好的支持。
7.Even more alarming, we have begun to see the emergence of strains that are resistant to every last one of the antibiotic defenses.
更令人恐惧的是，我们正在目睹耐受最后一种抗生素的菌株诞生。
8.Hemoptysis is often an alarming presenting symptom.
咳血常是一种令人惊恐的症状。
9."This is alarming since the case, " he said, "I will take this opportunity to clean up the police agencies. "
“这是起令人震惊的案件，”他说，“我将以此为契机清理警方机构。”
10.He said the growing number of civilian infrastructure that is being damaged and destroyed, including hospitals, also is alarming.
他说，医院等民用基础设施遭到损毁的数量不断上升也非常令人震惊。