adj. 气馁的；烦恼不安的
v. 使失去气力；使焦躁（unnerve 的过去分词形式）
词根：unnerve
adj.
unnerving 使人紧张不安的
n.
unnerving 除神经法
v.
unnerving 使失去气力，使丧失勇气，使焦躁（unnerve的ing形式）
vt.
unnerve 使失去勇气；使身心交疲；使焦躁；使失常
1.They were unnerved by how old they were, how boring things could be, how tired they were of their marriages.
他们因为年龄的渐长，周遭的乏味，婚姻的疲倦而对生活失去了热情。
2.But just because you're unnerved doesn't mean you're a lousy investor.
不过身心交瘁并不一定意味着你就是个糟糕的投资者。
3.But the noise unnerved me, and I did not hurry.
但是那个声音让我紧张，我没有赶快走。
4.Investors were also unnerved by signs that the European economy seems to be slipping closer to recession.
对于欧洲经济出现走向衰退的迹象，投资者也深感不安。
5.I responded, slightly unnerved.
我有点不耐烦地答道。
6.September's quake, along a previously unknown fault line, had unnerved locals. How and where to rebuild are now big questions.
去年九月的地震——单是一条尚不为人知的断层线——就令当地人感到焦虑不安，至今，何时何地重建新城还悬而未决。
7.And not a little unnerved about what Greece might have in store for me.
而不是有点气馁什么希腊可能在商店有我。