apprehensive

UK:  [.æprɪ'hensɪv]

US:  [.æprɪ'hensɪv]

adj.

1.忧虑的,担心的

2.有理解力的;忧虑的

3.担忧,害怕,胆战心惊,心有余悸,忐忑不安,忧心忡忡地

4.有理解力的,善于领会的,聪明的,敏捷的

5.有关理解力的

6.意识到…的

7.多疑善虑

1 . He passed only a few yards away in the long grass, and I felt slightly apprehensive.
它在距离我几码远的高草中经过，我有一点担忧。

2 . His mother, who was visiting for Christmas as promising, seemed apprehensive of the pending visit and tried to reassure her son.
母亲，如约定的正在过圣诞节，似乎有意的要延期停留，并且试图和儿子重新确认一下。

3 . The next day, as the morning wore on, Lesley became more and more agitated, and her mood became apprehensive, when Jeff did not appear.
第二天，随着上午的时间慢慢逝去，莱斯利越来越感到不安。杰夫没有出现，她变得焦躁起来。

4 . It's the children, ' said Mrs Parsons, casting a half-apprehensive glance at the door. 'They haven't been out today. And of course.
帕森太太紧张兮兮地朝门一瞟，说：“是这帮孩子，他们今天还没出门。当然呃――”

5 . It was at this point that I became truly apprehensive (scared out of my wits to be honest) of what I was about to do.
此刻我真地明白了我所正要做的一切（理智战胜了恐惧）。