1.心烦意乱的,不安的;
1.“disconcert”的过去式和过去分词
1.The derivative of disconcert
2.feeling worried, confused, or surprised
1.The past tense and past participle of disconcert
1.I hastened to call off the disconcerted dog, and went away, full of reverence.
我急忙唤回有点失措的狗，满怀敬意地走开。
2."Why ever not? " we asked, disconcerted. He shook his head incredulously. "I can't see either of you getting into a boat like that. "
“为什么不行呢？”我们不解地问他。他不可思议地摇了摇头，“这么一个小船，我觉得你们上不去。”
3.Do not know why I always weep with no reason in front of you which made you utterly confused and disconcerted.
不知为什么，我总是对着你哭，你便心乱如麻，烦躁不安。
4.Far from disconcerted, the Senator turned round and followed the two girls at a distance of a few yards.
参议员毫不泄气，转过身来，在两个姑娘后面几码之遥尾随着。
5.The sudden appearance of a foreigner in their home must have disconcerted the women, for I found it very difficult to make them talk .
家里突然来了一个外国人，一定使这两个女人不知如何是好，因为我发现要引她们说话很困难。
6.And the curiosity-dealer, who plainly had not expected his uncouth visitor, seemed disconcerted and embarrassed.
古玩商人没有料到这位丑陋客人的来访，因此他显得很慌张很不自然。
7.Your question stopped him in his tracks, ie disconcerted him.
你提的问题让他当场下不来台。
8.If a speaker looks at you continuously when speaking, as if he tries to dominate you, you will feel disconcerted.
如果讲话人在讲话时连续地打量你，好像他要经理控制你，你就会感到不安。
9.Bertha thought it disconcerted him by rendering evident even to himself the vacuity of his mind.
伯莎认为这对他不利，这种情况甚至清楚地向他自己证明了他心灵的空虚。
10.The young madam was disconcerted to discover that she was being watched.
这位年青的太太发现有人在监视她，便惊惶失措。