英语词汇uncomfortable的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

uncomfortable /ʌnˈkʌmftəbəl, -ˈkʌmfət- $ -ˈkʌmfərt-, -ˈkʌmft-/ adjective not feeling comfortable or relaxedadverbsextremely uncomfortable Her questions made him extremely uncomfortable.distinctly uncomfortable (=very clearly uncomfortable) I began to feel distinctly uncomfortable about the situation.slightly uncomfortable Slater always felt slightly uncomfortable before a performance.verbsfeel uncomfortable Men often feel uncomfortable when talking about their feelings.look/appear/seem uncomfortable He looked uncomfortable in his formal suit.become/grow uncomfortable She became increasingly uncomfortable in the crowded train carriage.make sb uncomfortable Her praise seemed to make him uncomfortable.nounsan uncomfortable feeling She had the uncomfortable feeling that she had made a mistake.an uncomfortable experience A job interview can be a very uncomfortable experience.an uncomfortable atmosphere The argument had left an uncomfortable atmosphere in the room.an uncomfortable silence There was a long uncomfortable silence.an uncomfortable question The minister had to face some uncomfortable questions from reporters.an uncomfortable position/situation She was put in the uncomfortable position of having to lie to protect her boss.an uncomfortable reminder (=something that makes you remember something bad) The photograph was an uncomfortable reminder of how much weight he had gained.an uncomfortable truth/fact The uncomfortable truth is that not all parents care properly for their children.prepositionsuncomfortable about sth She felt uncomfortable about the questions he was asking.uncomfortable with sb/sth He was uncomfortable with the idea of having to borrow money.THESAURUS: uncomfortable → embarrassing

词组	uncomfortable
释义	uncomfortable /ʌnˈkʌmftəbəl, -ˈkʌmfət- $ -ˈkʌmfərt-, -ˈkʌmft-/ adjective not feeling comfortable or relaxedadverbsextremely uncomfortable Her questions made him extremely uncomfortable.distinctly uncomfortable (=very clearly uncomfortable) I began to feel distinctly uncomfortable about the situation.slightly uncomfortable Slater always felt slightly uncomfortable before a performance.verbsfeel uncomfortable Men often feel uncomfortable when talking about their feelings.look/appear/seem uncomfortable He looked uncomfortable in his formal suit.become/grow uncomfortable She became increasingly uncomfortable in the crowded train carriage.make sb uncomfortable Her praise seemed to make him uncomfortable.nounsan uncomfortable feeling She had the uncomfortable feeling that she had made a mistake.an uncomfortable experience A job interview can be a very uncomfortable experience.an uncomfortable atmosphere The argument had left an uncomfortable atmosphere in the room.an uncomfortable silence There was a long uncomfortable silence.an uncomfortable question The minister had to face some uncomfortable questions from reporters.an uncomfortable position/situation She was put in the uncomfortable position of having to lie to protect her boss.an uncomfortable reminder (=something that makes you remember something bad) The photograph was an uncomfortable reminder of how much weight he had gained.an uncomfortable truth/fact The uncomfortable truth is that not all parents care properly for their children.prepositionsuncomfortable about sth She felt uncomfortable about the questions he was asking.uncomfortable with sb/sth He was uncomfortable with the idea of having to borrow money.THESAURUS: uncomfortable → embarrassing
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