英 [ˌʌnˈnɜːv] 美 [ˌʌnˈnɜːrv]
vt. 使失去勇气；使身心交疲；使焦躁；使失常
第三人称单数unnerves
现在分词unnerving
过去式unnerved
过去分词unnerved
unnerve /ʌnˈnɜːv/ TEM8 [ unnerving unnerved unnerves ]
及物动词 If you say that something unnerves you, you mean that it worries or troubles you. 使不安
The news about Dermot had unnerved me.
有关德莫特的消息已让我不安了。
... unneighbourly 不睦邻的 unnerve 失去勇气 unnoted 无价值的 ...
... Thump：猛力击打 Unnerve：使紧张；使恐惧 Illusion：幻觉；幻想 ...
... Thump：猛力击打 Unnerve：使紧张；使恐惧 Illusion：幻觉；幻想 ...
... comfy：(非正式)舒适的；轻松的；自在的 unnerve：使丧失勇气（或自信）；令人胆怯 culture：专门培养的细胞组织 ...
使失去勇气；使身心交疲；使焦躁；使失常
He hoped to unnerve Kennedy and force him into concessions.
他只希望动摇肯尼迪的信念，迫使他让步。
Unnerve guest users by adding the roving eyes that follow mouse movements.
给来宾帐户添加“跟随眼睛”这个跟随鼠标移动的工具可以着实吓人一跳。
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。
Naturally, if people didn't let tears unnerve them, becoming emotional wouldn't be a problem.
The move was the latest blow from a ratings firm and could unnerve investors.
He had to skate right after Abbott, a spot that can either inspire or unnerve a skater.