worriedly

简明释义

[ˈwʌrɪdli][ˈwɜːrɪdli]

adv. 担心地;焦虑地

英英释义

In a manner that shows concern or anxiety about something.

以表现出对某事的担忧或焦虑的方式。

单词用法

look worriedly

看起来很担忧

speak worriedly

担忧地说

worriedly glance

担忧地瞥一眼

worriedly ask

担忧地询问

同义词

anxiously

焦虑地

She waited anxiously for the test results.

她焦虑地等待测试结果。

nervously

紧张地

He paced nervously before his interview.

在面试前,他紧张地踱步。

uneasily

不安地

They looked uneasily at each other during the silence.

在沉默中,他们不安地互相看着。

apprehensively

忧虑地

She spoke apprehensively about the upcoming changes.

她忧虑地谈论即将发生的变化。

反义词

calmly

冷静地

She spoke calmly during the presentation.

她在演讲中冷静地发言。

confidently

自信地

He approached the situation confidently.

他自信地处理了这个情况。

assuredly

确定地

They assuredly made the right decision.

他们确定地做出了正确的决定。

例句

1."You look ill," Helen remarked worriedly. "You are not chilled from the rainstorm?"

“你看上去好像病了,”海伦担忧着说。“暴雨没有使你受凉吧?”

2.He glanced worriedly at his father.

他忧心忡忡地瞥了他父亲一眼。

3."Every time I look at my wife," he worriedly told the optometrist, "I see spots before my eyes."

“每次我看到我妻子,在我眼前看到的都是斑点。”他担忧的对验光师说。

4.Nora turned and looked worriedly at the front door as it opened to admit Edward Summerville.

劳拉转过身,担忧地看着前门,门开了,爱德华索姆威勒进来了。

5.The perfectionist endlessly rewrites draft after draft, worriedly seeking that perfect essay, missing the deadline.

完美主义者一遍又一遍地重写草案,急切地追求完美的方案,从而忽视了最后期限。

6.I asked worriedly what should we do when the collection was taken?

我又担心地问,当人们募捐时,我们怎么办?

7.My agile daughters were already down, looking up at me worriedly, hoping I would reach them before the stranger started up the stairs, knowing I was a nervous sort.

我那两个动作敏捷的女儿曾经下楼了,她们忧心忡忡地低头看着我,希望我能够在这个陌生人上楼前上去,由于她们知道我是一个容易神经紧张的人。

8."Sorry, I'll borrow the lorry tomorrow," the sorrowful man said worriedly in the corridor.

“对不起,明天我要借用这辆卡车,”那个悲伤的人在走廊担心地说。

9.The teacher spoke worriedly about the students' declining grades.

老师担忧地谈论学生们的成绩下降。

10.The mother waited worriedly for her child to come home from school.

母亲担忧地等待着孩子从学校回家。

11.He called his friend worriedly after hearing about the accident.

在听说事故后,他担忧地给朋友打了电话。

12.She looked at the clock worriedly as she realized she was going to be late for the meeting.

她看着钟表,担忧地意识到自己要迟到了。

13.She glanced worriedly at her phone, hoping for a message.

担忧地瞥了一眼手机,希望能收到消息。

作文

In today's fast-paced world, it is common for people to feel overwhelmed by various responsibilities and challenges. One day, as I was sitting in my room, I noticed my younger sister pacing back and forth. She looked quite distressed, and I could see that she was biting her nails—a sign that she was feeling anxious. I approached her and asked what was bothering her. She replied, 'I have a big exam tomorrow, and I haven't studied enough.' As she spoke, I could see her eyes darting around the room worriedly (担忧地), reflecting her inner turmoil. I decided to help her prepare for the exam by reviewing the material together.We sat down with her textbooks and notes spread out on the table. I tried to create a calm atmosphere, but I could still sense her anxiety. Every time I asked her a question, she would answer worriedly (担忧地), as if she doubted her knowledge. It was clear that her fear of failure was consuming her thoughts. I encouraged her to take deep breaths and reminded her that it was okay to feel nervous; many students experience similar feelings before an important test.As we continued to study, I noticed that her confidence began to grow. She started answering questions more accurately, and her posture became less tense. However, every now and then, she would glance at the clock worriedly (担忧地), concerned about the limited time left before the exam. I reassured her that we had enough time to cover everything, and that staying calm would help her perform better.After a few hours of studying, we took a break. I made us some tea, hoping it would soothe her nerves. While sipping her tea, she expressed her fears once again, saying, 'What if I fail? What if I forget everything during the exam?' Her voice trembled as she spoke, and I could see the worry etched on her face. I reminded her of the hard work she had put in throughout the semester and how much she had already learned. I told her that worrying worriedly (担忧地) about the outcome wouldn’t change it, and that she should focus on doing her best instead.The next morning, she woke up early, and I could see that she was still feeling anxious. As we drove to school, she kept checking her notes worriedly (担忧地), trying to memorize last-minute details. I encouraged her to relax and trust in her preparation. When we arrived at the school, I walked her to the classroom where the exam would take place. I could see her fidgeting with her pencil, looking around worriedly (担忧地) at her classmates who seemed more composed.As the exam began, I waited outside, hoping for the best. After what felt like an eternity, she finally emerged from the classroom. Her expression was a mix of relief and exhaustion. 'I think I did okay,' she said, though her voice still carried a hint of uncertainty. I reminded her that no matter the outcome, I was proud of her for facing her fears and working so hard.In the end, the experience taught both of us valuable lessons about managing anxiety and the importance of support during stressful times. It’s natural to feel worriedly (担忧地) at times, but with the right mindset and encouragement, we can overcome our fears and achieve our goals.

在当今快节奏的世界中,人们常常会感到被各种责任和挑战压垮。一天,当我坐在房间里时,我注意到我妹妹在屋子里来回踱步。她看起来很痛苦,我可以看到她在咬指甲——这表明她感到焦虑。我走过去问她有什么烦恼。她回答说:“我明天有个重要的考试,我还没有足够的复习。”当她说话时,我可以看到她的眼睛四处张望 担忧地,反映出她内心的动荡。我决定帮助她复习材料。我们坐下来,把她的教科书和笔记摊开在桌子上。我试图创造一个平静的氛围,但我仍然能感觉到她的焦虑。每当我问她一个问题时,她都会 担忧地 回答,似乎对自己的知识产生了怀疑。显然,她对失败的恐惧占据了她的思绪。我鼓励她深呼吸,并提醒她感到紧张是正常的;许多学生在重要考试前都会经历类似的感觉。随着我们继续学习,我注意到她的信心开始增长。她开始更准确地回答问题,姿势也变得不那么紧绷。然而,每隔一段时间,她就会 担忧地 看一眼时钟,担心考试前剩下的时间有限。我向她保证,我们有足够的时间覆盖所有内容,保持冷静会让她表现得更好。经过几个小时的学习,我们休息了一下。我给我们泡了茶,希望能缓解她的紧张。在喝茶的时候,她再次表达了自己的恐惧,说:“如果我失败呢?如果我在考试中忘记一切呢?”她的声音颤抖着,我可以看到她脸上的担忧。我提醒她在整个学期中付出的努力,以及她已经学到的东西。我告诉她, 担忧地 担心结果并不能改变它,她应该专注于尽力而为。第二天早上,她早早起床,我可以看到她仍然感到焦虑。当我们开车去学校时,她不停地 担忧地 检查她的笔记,试图记住最后一刻的细节。我鼓励她放松,相信自己的准备。当我们到达学校时,我陪她走到考试的教室。我能看到她用铅笔玩弄着, 担忧地 看着那些似乎更镇定的同学。考试开始后,我在外面等着,希望一切顺利。经过漫长的等待,她终于从教室里出来。她的表情是松了一口气和疲惫的混合。“我想我做得还不错,”她说,尽管她的声音仍然带着一丝不确定。我提醒她,不管结果如何,我都为她面对恐惧并努力工作感到骄傲。最终,这次经历教会了我们两个关于管理焦虑的重要课程,以及在压力大的时候支持彼此的重要性。感到 担忧地 是很自然的,但通过正确的心态和鼓励,我们可以克服恐惧,实现目标。