adj.令人不安的，使人忧虑的
v.使担心，使焦急
disquiet的现在分词

原形：disquiet

The disquieting news of the sudden surge in crime rates left the community on edge.
这条关于犯罪率突然飙升的令人不安的消息使社区处于紧张状态。
Her disquieting silence during the meeting suggested she strongly disagreed with the proposal.
她在会议期间令人不安的沉默暗示她强烈反对这个提议。
The disquieting revelation about his past made everyone question his credibility.
关于他过去的令人不安的揭露使每个人都开始质疑他的可信度。
His disquieting behavior at the party led to concerns about his mental health.
他在聚会上的令人不安的行为引起了对他精神健康的担忧。
The disquieting statistics on climate change have prompted many to take immediate action.
关于气候变化的令人不安的数据促使许多人立即采取行动。
She found the disquieting similarities between the two cases deeply disturbing.
她发现这两个案例之间的令人不安的相似之处，深感困扰。
There was something disquieting about the way he stared at me, making me feel quite uneasy.
他盯着我看的方式有些令人不安，让我感到很不自在。
The disquieting lack of empathy from the politician towards the victims raised public outrage.
政客对受害者的缺乏同情心令人不安，引发了公众的愤怒。
His disquieting obsession with perfection often led him to neglect his own well-being.
他对完美的令人不安的痴迷常常导致他忽视了自己的健康。
The disquieting emptiness of the abandoned house gave off an eerie atmosphere.
那座废弃房屋的令人不安的空旷散发出一种阴森的气氛。