alarmed

英 [əˈlɑːmd]

美 [əˈlɑːrmd]

adj.  担心; 害怕; 有警报装置的
v.  使惊恐; 使害怕; 使担心; 给(门等)安装警报器
alarm的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：alarmed　过去式：alarmed　

Oxford 3000 / BNC.8463 / COCA.13818

牛津词典

adj.

• 担心；害怕
  anxious or afraid that sth dangerous or unpleasant might happen
  1. She was alarmed at the prospect of travelling alone.
     她一想到独自旅行的情景就害怕。
• 有警报装置的
  protected by an alarm
  1. This door is alarmed.
     这扇门安装了警报器。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 惊恐的；忧虑的；担心的
  If someone isalarmed, they feel afraid or anxious that something unpleasant or dangerous might happen.
  1. They should not be too alarmed by the press reports...
     对于新闻报道他们不应过于担心。
  2. The Americans are alarmed at this prospect.
     美国人对于这样的前景表示忧虑。

英英释义

adj

• experiencing a sudden sense of danger

双语例句

• While the slowdown has alarmed many Chinese media outlets and netizens, Slumping Economy takes a tongue-in-cheek approach.
  虽然经济降温给许多中国媒体和网民敲响了警钟，但“不景气”却采取了一种半开玩笑的态度。
• Many voters were alarmed by the President's new stridency.
  很多选民对总统最近表现出来的强势感到不安。
• You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed.
  你听说过战争的战争和谣言，但真正使你不害怕。
• The staff were somewhat alarmed by the man, who was in an excitable state.
  那个情绪激动的男人让职员们感到有些恐慌。
• He was not alarmed at receiving the telegram.
  他接到这封电报时并不心慌。
• That the city and the country, alarmed at one common danger, came forth to meet.
  城市和国家，感到震惊，一个共同的危险，出来，以满足。
• They were alarmed to find the old lady dead.
  他们发现老太太死了，大惊失色。
• The president was alarmed by the drift toward catastrophe in europe.
  总统对欧洲动荡的时局甚为担忧。
• The sentry alarmed the sleeping men.
  步哨鸣警，惊醒了睡觉的士兵。
• The Americans are alarmed at this prospect.
  美国人对于这样的前景表示忧虑。