adj. 担忧的，不安的；令人不舒服的，不安稳的；（情况）不稳定的；（书或音乐）难懂的，晦涩的；不和谐的，矛盾的
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比较级
uneasier或more uneasy
最高级
uneasiest或most uneasy
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1.As always, I felt uneasy as I walked down the corridor to his room, fully aware that he might sleep well through my visit.
跟往常一样，我沿着走廊走到他的房间时还是感到忐忑不安，因为我完全知道，他很可能在我访问期间一直在睡觉。
2.Mollie gave an uneasy little titter.
莫莉不自在地微微窃笑了一下。
3.Along the way, he felt very uneasy.
一路上他感到很不安。
4."He didn't stay with us," said Mrs. Harper, beginning to look uneasy.
“他没跟我们住在一起过。”哈帕夫人说，神色有些不安。
5.His triumph was overshadowed by an uneasy sense of foreboding.
他的成功被一种令人心神不安的不祥之感所笼罩。
6.The bear and the wolf grew uneasy, and turned back and went into their holes.
熊和狼变得不安起来，转身钻进各自的洞里。
7.At length she became uneasy, and wakened the boy, and asked, "Do you know where my husband is?"
最后她变得不安起来，把孩子叫醒，问道：“你知道我丈夫在哪儿吗？”
8.She felt a sharp pang and grew disturbed and uneasy at once.
她感到极度悲伤，马上变得不安和不舒服。