单词	discomfort
释义	English American discomfortnoun [ C or U ] uk/dɪˈskʌm.fət/us/dɪˈskʌm.fɚt/ C1 a feeling of being uncomfortable physically or mentally, or something that causes this: You may feel a little discomfort for a few days after the operation. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Anxiety and worry - general words agitation angst anxiety apprehension consternation discomfit disquiet misgiving nerve overwork panic attack perturbation preoccupation restive skittish strain trepidation uneasiness vexation yip See more results » discomfortnoun [ C/U ] us/dɪsˈkʌm·fərt/ the feeling of not being comfortable, either from a physical cause or from a situation, or something that causes this feeling: [ U ] It’s clear that both parties have some degree of discomfort with the idea. [ U ] She laughed at his discomfort (= embarrassment). Discomfort is also pain, usually not severe: [ U ] I could move my arm, but I had a lot of discomfort.
随便看	be patterned after/on sth be penny wise and pound foolish be penny-wise and pound-foolish be pissing in the wind be pitched into sth be placed/put on leave be plain as a pikestaff be plain as the nose on your face be plain sailing be playing at sth be pleased to do sth be plenty more where sb/sth came from be pooped be poor in sth be possessed of sth be potty about sth/sb be predicated on sth be predisposed to/towards sth be prepared to do something be prepared to do sth be pressed for time be pressed for time, money, space be pressed for time, money, space, etc. be prey to someone/something be privy to sth

discomfortnoun [ C or U ]

discomfortnoun [ C/U ]