worrisome

Word family (noun) worry worrier (adjective) worried ≠ unworried worrying worrisome (verb) worry (adverb) worryingly worriedly

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishworrisomewor‧ri‧some /ˈwʌrisəm $ ˈwɜːri-/ adjective formal WORRIEDmaking you anxious a worrisome problemExamples from the Corpusworrisome• The political situation in the region is particularly worrisome.• Military analysts say the manning problems are worrisome, and if left uncorrected, may signal readiness problems.• The travelling burglars are worrisome because they are hard to catch.• The most worrisome cross-border export, however, is drugs.• But now we have completed the first of a series of ethical tests and a worrisome cycle downward toward retribution is evident.• But one worrisome development for insiders is the appearance of internal divisions.• Today there is a worrisome surplus of 1 million empty apartments in the East, particularly in the cities.• Particularly worrisome were the fruit drinks, which projected a wholesome image while containing sugar in some form or another.

单词	worrisome
释义	worrisome Word family (noun) worry worrier (adjective) worried ≠ unworried worrying worrisome (verb) worry (adverb) worryingly worriedly From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishworrisomewor‧ri‧some /ˈwʌrisəm $ ˈwɜːri-/ adjective formal WORRIEDmaking you anxious a worrisome problemExamples from the Corpusworrisome• The political situation in the region is particularly worrisome.• Military analysts say the manning problems are worrisome, and if left uncorrected, may signal readiness problems.• The travelling burglars are worrisome because they are hard to catch.• The most worrisome cross-border export, however, is drugs.• But now we have completed the first of a series of ethical tests and a worrisome cycle downward toward retribution is evident.• But one worrisome development for insiders is the appearance of internal divisions.• Today there is a worrisome surplus of 1 million empty apartments in the East, particularly in the cities.• Particularly worrisome were the fruit drinks, which projected a wholesome image while containing sugar in some form or another.
随便看	look on with favour look on/view/regard something with favour look out look out for look out for number one look out for number one look out for somebody/something look out for yourself one look out for yourself/number one look over look regard with favour look right through look rough look round look sad look sad etc look safeguard interests look see look sharp look small look somebody in the eye look somebody up and down look somebody up and down look something ↔ out look something/somebody ↔ over