| 词汇 | worrisome |
| 释义 | worrisome adjective USformal or old-fashioneduk /ˈwʌr.i.səm/ us /ˈwɝː.i.səm/ worrying: 令人着急的；令人担忧的 Alcohol and tobacco consumption by young people is especially worrisome because habits formed early are likely to persist.年轻人的吸烟饮酒问题特别令人担心，因为那些早期形成的习惯很可能持续下去。 Synonyms alarming concerningformalnot standard distressing disturbing troubling worrying Opposite reassuring Causing anxiety and worry alarming alarmingly bite catch up with someone come back to bite someoneidiom disturb dread frighten frighten someone/something away/off get/go beyond a jokeidiom give someone the jimjamsidiom give someone the jittersidiom oppressive rattle roost stressful stressfully suspenseful suspensefully suspensive worrisome | American Dictionaryworrisome adjective us/ˈwɜr·i·səm, ˈwʌr·i-/ causing worry: The possibility of fire is especially worrisome for people who live on the edge of the forest. Examples of worrisomeworrisome There is a ' ' worrisome displacement of minorities by immigrants ' ' in affirmative education schemes. The requirement of computing g -1 in the gradient flow is worrisome. From a broad societal perspective, defining young-adult workers as ' old ' in technical occupations is worrisome at a time of widespread workforce ageing. A more worrisome problem is how they choose to cite the literature. I believe that the contradiction between predicted outcomes and perceptual judgments is worrisome and that it is incompatible with the notion of universal internalized regularities. Even more worrisome is that bioethics, in the form of principlism, is also endeavoring to become a global enterprise by claiming neutrality. Nevertheless, we also found a high incidence of mosaicism and this is more worrisome. Particularly worrisome were the developments of real federal government expenditures in the election year 1998 : they grew by 22 per cent after a rise of 8 per cent in 1997. The data in this repor t are even more worrisome in that these pathogenic peer processes appear to operate as early as entry to elementary school. While failure to replicate may be worrisome for the researcher who reported the original data, the data do not, in themselves, suffice to disqualify an entire task outright. At the moment, at least for those who did not join the chorus of complaints about corruption in 1989, work is merely uncertain and life worrisome. Thus, a finding that runs contrary to the predictions of the theory may indeed be worrisome and should be considered very seriously, but is itself hardly sufficient for refutation. If one accepts that the political support and economic participation of the middle classes is critical to the continuation of market reforms, these findings are worrisome. Obviously there is something worrisome about this. The lives of those people will become more complicated and worrisome. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 See all examples of worrisome These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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