英语词汇“put someone off”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of deter

Definition

to discourage or prevent someone from doing something by instilling fear or doubt in them

Jail sentences have done nothing to deter the offenders.

Synonyms

discourage,

inhibit,

put off,

frighten,

intimidate,

daunt,

hinder,

dissuade,

talk out of

in the sense of discomfit

Definition

to make uneasy or confused

She will be discomfited by the dismissal of her plan.

Synonyms

embarrass,

unsettle,

disconcert,

confuse,

rattle (informal),

flurry,

ruffle,

confound,

perplex,

unnerve,

take aback,

fluster,

perturb,

faze,

demoralize,

take the wind out of someone's sails,

abash,

discompose

in the sense of dishearten

Definition

to weaken or destroy the hope, courage, or enthusiasm of

These conditions dishearten people and undermine their hope.

Synonyms

discourage,

depress,

crush,

dash,

deter,

dismay,

daunt,

cast down,

dispirit,

deject

in the sense of distress

Definition

to upset badly

I did not want to frighten or distress her.

Synonyms

upset,

worry,

trouble,

pain,

wound,

bother,

disturb,

dismay,

grieve,

torment,

harass,

afflict,

harrow,

agitate,

sadden,

perplex,

disconcert,

agonize,

fluster,

perturb,

faze,

throw (someone) off balance

in the sense of intimidate

Definition

to subdue or influence (someone) through fear

Attempts to intimidate people into voting for them failed.

Synonyms

frighten,

pressure,

threaten,

alarm,

scare,

terrify,

cow,

bully,

plague,

menace,

hound,

awe,

daunt,

harass,

subdue,

oppress,

persecute,

lean on (informal),

coerce,

overawe,

scare off (informal),

terrorize,

pressurize,

browbeat,

twist someone's arm (informal),

tyrannize,

dishearten,

dispirit,

scare the bejesus out of (informal),

affright (archaic),

domineer

in the sense of perturb

Definition

to disturb the composure of

He didn't seem to be perturbed by the news.

Synonyms

disturb,

worry,

trouble,

upset,

alarm,

bother,

unsettle,

agitate,

ruffle,

unnerve,

disconcert,

disquiet,

vex,

fluster,

faze,

discountenance,

discompose

in the sense of rattle

Definition

to frighten or confuse

She refused to be rattled by his lawyer.

Synonyms

fluster,

shake,

upset,

frighten,

scare,

disturb,

disconcert,

perturb,

faze,

discomfit,

discountenance,

put (someone) off their stride,

discompose,

put (someone) out of countenance

in the sense of throw

Definition

to confuse or disconcert

He threw me by asking if I went in for martial arts.

Synonyms

confuse,

baffle,

faze,

astonish,

confound,

unnerve,

disconcert,

perturb,

throw you out,

throw you off,

dumbfound,

discompose,

put you off your stroke,

throw you off your stride,

unsettle

in the sense of unsettle

Definition

to confuse or agitate a person or the mind

The presence of the two police officers unsettled her.

Synonyms

disturb,

trouble,

upset,

throw (informal),

bother,

confuse,

disorder,

rattle (informal),

agitate,

ruffle,

unnerve,

disconcert,

unbalance,

fluster,

perturb,

faze,

throw into confusion,

throw off balance,

discompose,

throw into disorder,

throw into uproar

单词	put someone off
释义	1 (phrasal verb) in the sense of discourage Definition to cause to lose interest in We tried to visit the abbey but were put off by the queues. Synonyms discourage Don't let this setback discourage you. intimidate Attempts to intimidate people into voting for them failed. deter Jail sentences have done nothing to deter the offenders. daunt Nothing evil could daunt them. dissuade demoralize One of the objectives is to demoralize enemy troops. scare off dishearten These conditions dishearten people and undermine their hope. 2 (phrasal verb) in the sense of disconcert Definition to distract All this noise is putting me off. Synonyms disconcert My lack of response clearly disconcerted him. confuse She was confused by this new turn of events. unsettle The presence of the two police officers unsettled her. throw (informal) He threw me by asking if I went in for martial arts. distress I did not want to frighten or distress her. rattle (informal) She refused to be rattled by his lawyer. dismay perturb He didn't seem to be perturbed by the news. faze discomfit She will be discomfited by the dismissal of her plan. take the wind out of someone's sails nonplus abash See put Additional synonyms in the sense of confuse Definition to throw into disorder She was confused by this new turn of events. Synonyms disconcert, upset, embarrass, rattle (informal), confound, unnerve, disorient, mortify, demoralize, discomfit, throw off balance, discountenance, nonplus, abash, discompose, throw into disorder in the sense of daunt Nothing evil could daunt them. Synonyms discourage, alarm, shake, frighten, scare, terrify, cow, intimidate, deter, dismay, put off, subdue, overawe, frighten off, dishearten, dispirit in the sense of demoralize Definition to deprive (someone) of confidence or enthusiasm One of the objectives is to demoralize enemy troops. Synonyms dishearten, undermine, discourage, shake, depress, weaken, rattle (informal), daunt, unnerve, disconcert, psych out (informal), disempower, dispirit, deject Nearby words of put someone off put someone in mind of something or someone put someone in the picture put someone in their place put someone off put someone on a pedestal put someone out put someone to death Synonyms of 'put someone off' put someone off Additional synonyms in the sense of deter Definition to discourage or prevent someone from doing something by instilling fear or doubt in them Jail sentences have done nothing to deter the offenders. Synonyms discourage, inhibit, put off, frighten, intimidate, daunt, hinder, dissuade, talk out of in the sense of discomfit Definition to make uneasy or confused She will be discomfited by the dismissal of her plan. Synonyms embarrass, unsettle, disconcert, confuse, rattle (informal), flurry, ruffle, confound, perplex, unnerve, take aback, fluster, perturb, faze, demoralize, take the wind out of someone's sails, abash, discompose in the sense of dishearten Definition to weaken or destroy the hope, courage, or enthusiasm of These conditions dishearten people and undermine their hope. Synonyms discourage, depress, crush, dash, deter, dismay, daunt, cast down, dispirit, deject in the sense of distress Definition to upset badly I did not want to frighten or distress her. Synonyms upset, worry, trouble, pain, wound, bother, disturb, dismay, grieve, torment, harass, afflict, harrow, agitate, sadden, perplex, disconcert, agonize, fluster, perturb, faze, throw (someone) off balance in the sense of intimidate Definition to subdue or influence (someone) through fear Attempts to intimidate people into voting for them failed. Synonyms frighten, pressure, threaten, alarm, scare, terrify, cow, bully, plague, menace, hound, awe, daunt, harass, subdue, oppress, persecute, lean on (informal), coerce, overawe, scare off (informal), terrorize, pressurize, browbeat, twist someone's arm (informal), tyrannize, dishearten, dispirit, scare the bejesus out of (informal), affright (archaic), domineer in the sense of perturb Definition to disturb the composure of He didn't seem to be perturbed by the news. Synonyms disturb, worry, trouble, upset, alarm, bother, unsettle, agitate, ruffle, unnerve, disconcert, disquiet, vex, fluster, faze, discountenance, discompose in the sense of rattle Definition to frighten or confuse She refused to be rattled by his lawyer. Synonyms fluster, shake, upset, frighten, scare, disturb, disconcert, perturb, faze, discomfit, discountenance, put (someone) off their stride, discompose, put (someone) out of countenance in the sense of throw Definition to confuse or disconcert He threw me by asking if I went in for martial arts. Synonyms confuse, baffle, faze, astonish, confound, unnerve, disconcert, perturb, throw you out, throw you off, dumbfound, discompose, put you off your stroke, throw you off your stride, unsettle in the sense of unsettle Definition to confuse or agitate a person or the mind The presence of the two police officers unsettled her. Synonyms disturb, trouble, upset, throw (informal), bother, confuse, disorder, rattle (informal), agitate, ruffle, unnerve, disconcert, unbalance, fluster, perturb, faze, throw into confusion, throw off balance, discompose, throw into disorder, throw into uproar
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