His silence unnerved us.
他的沉默令我们心里发慌。
She appeared strained and a little unnerved.
她看起来神色不安，有点心慌。
1.使失去意志力,使丧失勇气;使身心交疲
1.to make someone nervous or frightened
1.Lou felt that they were wandering from the point, and that in digression Alexandra might unnerve him.
娄感到他们离开了话题，而在闲扯中，亚历山德拉可能使他遭受挫折。
2.Though a man of few words, he radiates a calm and focus that unnerve the others, who are only interested in pillaging and looting.
虽然他少言寡语，但他浑身上下散发出一种沉着冷静的态度，并寻找使其他冒险者变得失去生气的原因，现在那些人只是热衷于掠夺战利品。
3.In fact, their confidence and assertiveness tends to unnerve my older male colleagues.
实际上，她们的自信和魄力使年长的男性同行们倍感压力。
4.calculation opportunity unnerve creativity and imagination the fact that I believe its a curse rather than.
计算机会使人们丧失想象力和创造力这一事实使我相信其是祸而非。
5.But such measures would likely unnerve financial markets looking for more certainty beyond the next few months.
但是，此类措施可能令金融市场焦躁不安，因市场希望未来数月后形势更加明朗。
6.Nonetheless, while likening Hungary to Greece may unnerve international investors, the comparison has domestic political merits.
尽管如此，虽然匈牙利很有可能同希腊一样，令国际投资者望而生畏，但其国内政治却因此而受益。
7.That could increase risk premiums and unnerve frothy financial markets around the world.
美元暴跌无疑会增加风险溢价并使全球的泡沫性金融市场失常。
8.Plunging bank stocks can unnerve policy makers, because banks serve as a crucial link between savers and borrowers.
银行股重挫可让政策制定者不安，因为银行在存款人和借款人之间起着关键的桥梁作用。
9.The report is likely further to unnerve investors, even though the writedown estimates are lower than those of some private economists.
IMF的报告可能进一步使投资者感到焦虑，即使预估的减记数低于一些私营部门经济学家的预期。
10.Burning churches, and the perceived danger of worsening violence, will unnerve foreign investors and tourists.
教堂被纵火，升化的暴力事件是外国投资者与游客失去了勇气。