unnerves

v.

使气馁( unnerve的第三人称单数 )；使丧失勇气；使焦躁；使失常

1. But gloomy data should retain the power to unnerve.
   但惨淡的经济数据应仍有震慑力。
2. The final piece of the plan may unnerve some taxpayers.
   这个计划的最后一点可能会使一些纳税人失望。
3. His encounter with the guard dog had completely unnerved him.
   他遇上了警卫犬，把他吓坏了。
4. If you panic or make a mistake, you'll unnerve your team-mates.
   如果你惊慌失措或者总犯错误，就会很影响队友的士气。

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China's drive for IC foundry market unnerves Taiwan
Sanitary Worker’s Death Unnerves Pakistan’s Health Care Ethics to the Core
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New law unnerves executives; Anxious CEOs keep phones ringing.(Public Company Accounting Reform and Investor Protection Act of 2002)...
United's accelerated expansion unnerves Wall Street analysts : fears of an end to capacity discipline and record airline profits