| 词组 | worried |
| 释义 | worried /ˈwʌrid $ ˈwɜːrid/ adjective unhappy because you keep thinking about a problem, or about something bad that might happenadverbsvery/really worried She was really worried that she would fail her test.seriously/deeply worried Hazel was now seriously worried. Why hadn’t he come back?extremely/desperately worried All this time I was desperately worried about my family.increasingly worried (=more and more worried) The family became increasingly worried about her safety.a little/slightly worried also a bit worried BrE I was a little worried at first.not unduly worried (=not very worried) Jerry did not sound unduly worried at the prospect of going to jail.verbsbe/feel worried I was so worried about you!get/become worried You should have called me. I was getting worried.look worried Her parents looked worried.prepositionsworried about sb/sth Many people said they were worried about the economy.nounsa worried expression/look/frown John came in with a worried look on his face.phrasesworried sick (=extremely worried) Where have you been? We’ve been worried sick!THESAURUS: worried anxious worried because you think something bad might happen or has happened. Anxious is more formal than worried, and is often used about a general feeling of worry, when you are not sure what has happened: A lot of employees are anxious about their jobs. | There was an anxious look on his face. | Anxious relatives waited for news. | The children had been missing for over an hour and she was starting to get anxious. nervous worried or frightened about something you are going to do or experience, and unable to relax: Everyone feels nervous before an exam. | The thought of going into hospital was making me nervous. | She was nervous about going on stage for the first time. uneasy a little worried because you feel there may be something wrong and you are not sure what is going to happen: When she still wasn’t home by midnight, I began to feel a little uneasy. | The total silence was making me feel uneasy. concerned worried, usually about a problem affecting someone else or affecting the country or the world: Many people are concerned about the current economic situation. | Police say that they are concerned for the safety of the missing girl. bothered worried by something that happens – often used in negative sentences: She didn’t seem particularly bothered by the news. | To be honest, I'm not that bothered about the exam. troubled very worried, so that you think about something a lot: She fell into a troubled sleep. | There was a troubled expression on his mother's face and I knew that something was wrong. | “Are you okay, Ben? You look troubled.” apprehensive especially written a little worried about something you are going to do, or about the future, because you are not sure what it will be like: I felt a bit apprehensive about seeing him again after so long. | Workers are becoming apprehensive about the future. stressed (out) very worried and tired because of problems, too much work etc, and unable to relax or enjoy life: He’d been working ten hours a day for ages and was stressed out. | She was a stressed single mother with three kids to look after. |
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