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

perturbedperturbed /pɚˈtɚbd/ adjective

ETYMOLOGYperturbed

Origin: 1300-1400 Old French perturber, from Latin perturbare

THESAURUS unhappy and worried because something bad or disappointing has happened► upset

unhappy and worried because something bad or disappointing has happened: It’s OK. Don’t get upset.

► hurt

sad and upset because someone has been mean to you: I was hurt that she would talk about me behind my back.

► bothered

slightly upset, worried, or annoyed: She didn’t seem bothered at all that he hadn’t called.

► unsettled

slightly worried, upset, or nervous: The children are feeling unsettled by the divorce.

► troubled

worried and upset: She looked troubled by this news.

► disturbed

worried, upset, and nervous: He was too disturbed by what he had seen to sleep that night.

► perturbed

worried, upset, and annoyed: The criticism drew a perturbed reaction from the team’s coach.

► shaken

very upset or shocked by something bad that suddenly affects you: Luckily Mika wasn’t injured in the accident, but she was badly shaken.

► distressed

very sad, worried, and upset: Her parents were very distressed that she had not contacted them.

► dismayed

very worried and upset about something surprising: We were all dismayed by her decision to quit.

► traumatized

very shocked and upset by an experience, especially violence or extreme danger: He was traumatized by his war experiences.

► devastated

extremely sad, shocked, and upset, especially for a long time: The whole family was devastated by Alan’s sudden death.

► distraught

so worried, sad, and upset that you cannot do anything: Friends tried to comfort his distraught mother.

worried or annoyed by something: She seemed a little perturbed by these rumors.► see thesaurus at upset1—perturb verb [transitive]

单词	perturb
释义	perturbedperturbed /pɚˈtɚbd/ adjective Etymology ETYMOLOGYperturbed Origin: 1300-1400 Old French perturber, from Latin perturbare Thesaurus THESAURUS unhappy and worried because something bad or disappointing has happened► upset unhappy and worried because something bad or disappointing has happened: It’s OK. Don’t get upset. ► hurt sad and upset because someone has been mean to you: I was hurt that she would talk about me behind my back. ► bothered slightly upset, worried, or annoyed: She didn’t seem bothered at all that he hadn’t called. ► unsettled slightly worried, upset, or nervous: The children are feeling unsettled by the divorce. ► troubled worried and upset: She looked troubled by this news. ► disturbed worried, upset, and nervous: He was too disturbed by what he had seen to sleep that night. ► perturbed worried, upset, and annoyed: The criticism drew a perturbed reaction from the team’s coach. ► shaken very upset or shocked by something bad that suddenly affects you: Luckily Mika wasn’t injured in the accident, but she was badly shaken. ► distressed very sad, worried, and upset: Her parents were very distressed that she had not contacted them. ► dismayed very worried and upset about something surprising: We were all dismayed by her decision to quit. ► traumatized very shocked and upset by an experience, especially violence or extreme danger: He was traumatized by his war experiences. ► devastated extremely sad, shocked, and upset, especially for a long time: The whole family was devastated by Alan’s sudden death. ► distraught so worried, sad, and upset that you cannot do anything: Friends tried to comfort his distraught mother. worried or annoyed by something: She seemed a little perturbed by these rumors.► see thesaurus at upset1—perturb verb [transitive]
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