adv.使人窘迫地；令人仓皇失措地

The sudden change in weather disconcerted her, making her feel uncomfortable all day.
突然的天气变化让她感到不安，一整天都感觉不舒服。
His abrupt decision to quit his job disconcerted his colleagues and left them puzzled.
他突然决定辞职让同事们感到不安，让他们感到困惑。
The disconcerting news about the company's financial situation made many employees anxious.
关于公司财务状况的令人不安的消息让许多员工感到焦虑。
Her candid remarks about her personal life disconcerted some of her friends who were unaware of her struggles.
她关于个人生活的坦诚言论让一些不知情的朋友感到不安。
The disconcerting silence following his speech left everyone wondering what he really meant.
他演讲后的沉默让人感到不安，大家都想知道他的真正意图。
The disconcerting sound of the alarm clock woke her up abruptly in the middle of the night.
午夜时分，令人不安的闹钟声突然把她吵醒了。
The disconcerting realization that she had lost her job made her feel vulnerable and uncertain about her future.
意识到自己失业的令人不安的现实让她感到脆弱和对未来不确定。
The disconcerting smell of smoke in the building forced everyone to evacuate immediately.
大楼里令人不安的烟味迫使所有人立即撤离。
The disconcerting sight of the abandoned car on the side of the road caused her to drive more cautiously.
路边那辆被遗弃的汽车的令人不安景象让她开车更加谨慎。
The disconcerting thought of never seeing her loved ones again filled her with sadness and fear.
想到再也见不到她所爱的人了，这个令人不安的想法让她感到悲伤和恐惧。