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unstrung

/ʌnˈstrʌŋ/

翻译: 书面或文学用语,指情绪上受到打击、失去镇定或心烦意乱的;字面意思是琴弦松弛或断掉。, 较旧或文学性的动词,指取下或放松某物的弦;也引申为使人放松、失去镇定或打乱其情绪。

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adjective

/ʌnˈstrʌŋ/C2formal已废弃
  • zh书面或文学用语,指情绪上受到打击、失去镇定或心烦意乱的;字面意思是琴弦松弛或断掉。

An archaic or literary adjective meaning emotionally upset, unnerved, or having lost composure; literally, having the strings loosened or broken.

  1. Emotionally upsetC1formal

    In a state of mental or emotional distress; unnerved or agitated.

    zh心绪不宁

    • The shocking news left her completely unstrung.
    • He felt unstrung after the argument with his boss.
    • The constant pressure at work made him feel unstrung and anxious.

    同义词agitateddiscomposeddistraughtperturbedrattledshakenunhingedunnervedunsettledupset

    反义词calmcollectedcomposedpoisedsereneunperturbedunruffled

词形
  • more unstrung comparative form
  • most unstrung superlative form

verb

unstring/ʌnˈstrɪŋ/C2formal已废弃
  • zh较旧或文学性的动词,指取下或放松某物的弦;也引申为使人放松、失去镇定或打乱其情绪。

An archaic verb meaning to remove or loosen the strings of something, or to relax or unnerve someone.

不规则动词

  1. Remove strings fromC1formal

    To take the strings off something, such as a musical instrument, a bow, or a piece of clothing.

    zh取下弦

    • He unstrung the violin to replace the old strings.
    • The archer unstrung his bow after the competition.
    • She carefully unstrung the necklace to clean the beads.

    反义词string

词形
  • unstrung past participle
  • unstrung past simple
  • unstringing present participle
  • unstrings third person singular