Definition of troubling in English:

troubling

adjectiveˈtrʌblɪŋˈtrəb(ə)lɪŋ

Causing distress or anxiety.
令人感到棘手的；令人苦恼的；让人忧虑的
this is a troubling development for the prime minister
对首相来说，这样的事态发展让人感到棘手。
the lack of attention to security is equally troubling
对安保缺乏重视同样令人忧虑。
Example sentencesExamples
- Furthermore, the idea of citizenship, once introduced, raised many troubling questions.
- A different kind of influx is troubling co-hosts Japan.
- Rothfels reminds us of the troubling questions about animal captivity.
- It's perhaps the only moment in the interview where there's a hint of something troubling beneath the surface.
- The extent to which industries are moving a wide array of mid-level professional jobs offshore is troubling.
- Up next, troubling new concerns about our broken food system.
- To that question, the response can be especially troubling.
- Some experts question how far even Sunday's test will go in answering the most troubling questions.
- Colchester Council is to make cutbacks to meet financially " troubling times ".
- More troubling, the results will encourage more intransigence from Beijing.
- I think that the signs out of Nevada were troubling for Hillary.
- I've observed or been informed by Sarah of several troubling issues.
- Despite the appearance of some troubling signs, the week saw steady corporate debt issuance.
- Troubling to advertisers is the lack of good "appointment" prime-time TV programming coming into new schedules.
- A troubling new report details how our school system is failing our children.
- Buying fish, however, can be troubling for new cooks.
- The 1994 presidential election campaign began in troubling circumstances.
- To stand in a glade in the Catskills is to realize what a deeply troubling trade-off that is.
- Still ahead, troubling new evidence of the government's failure to keep U. S. passports secure.
- A troubling trend is emerging in the halls of higher learning.

Derivatives

troublingly

adverb

Definition of troubling in US English:

troubling

adjectiveˈtrəb(ə)lɪŋˈtrəb(ə)liNG

Causing distress or anxiety.
令人感到棘手的；令人苦恼的；让人忧虑的
this is a troubling development for the president
对首相来说，这样的事态发展让人感到棘手。
the lack of attention to security is equally troubling
对安保缺乏重视同样令人忧虑。
Example sentencesExamples
- A troubling new report details how our school system is failing our children.
- To stand in a glade in the Catskills is to realize what a deeply troubling trade-off that is.
- The 1994 presidential election campaign began in troubling circumstances.
- I've observed or been informed by Sarah of several troubling issues.
- Still ahead, troubling new evidence of the government's failure to keep U. S. passports secure.
- Despite the appearance of some troubling signs, the week saw steady corporate debt issuance.
- Troubling to advertisers is the lack of good "appointment" prime-time TV programming coming into new schedules.
- A troubling trend is emerging in the halls of higher learning.
- Some experts question how far even Sunday's test will go in answering the most troubling questions.
- Furthermore, the idea of citizenship, once introduced, raised many troubling questions.
- Buying fish, however, can be troubling for new cooks.
- Up next, troubling new concerns about our broken food system.
- I think that the signs out of Nevada were troubling for Hillary.
- It's perhaps the only moment in the interview where there's a hint of something troubling beneath the surface.
- Colchester Council is to make cutbacks to meet financially " troubling times ".
- More troubling, the results will encourage more intransigence from Beijing.
- The extent to which industries are moving a wide array of mid-level professional jobs offshore is troubling.
- Rothfels reminds us of the troubling questions about animal captivity.
- To that question, the response can be especially troubling.
- A different kind of influx is troubling co-hosts Japan.

单词	troubling
释义	Definition of troubling in English: troubling adjectiveˈtrʌblɪŋˈtrəb(ə)lɪŋ Causing distress or anxiety. 令人感到棘手的；令人苦恼的；让人忧虑的 this is a troubling development for the prime minister 对首相来说，这样的事态发展让人感到棘手。 the lack of attention to security is equally troubling 对安保缺乏重视同样令人忧虑。 Example sentencesExamples Furthermore, the idea of citizenship, once introduced, raised many troubling questions. A different kind of influx is troubling co-hosts Japan. Rothfels reminds us of the troubling questions about animal captivity. It's perhaps the only moment in the interview where there's a hint of something troubling beneath the surface. The extent to which industries are moving a wide array of mid-level professional jobs offshore is troubling. Up next, troubling new concerns about our broken food system. To that question, the response can be especially troubling. Some experts question how far even Sunday's test will go in answering the most troubling questions. Colchester Council is to make cutbacks to meet financially " troubling times ". More troubling, the results will encourage more intransigence from Beijing. I think that the signs out of Nevada were troubling for Hillary. I've observed or been informed by Sarah of several troubling issues. Despite the appearance of some troubling signs, the week saw steady corporate debt issuance. Troubling to advertisers is the lack of good "appointment" prime-time TV programming coming into new schedules. A troubling new report details how our school system is failing our children. Buying fish, however, can be troubling for new cooks. The 1994 presidential election campaign began in troubling circumstances. To stand in a glade in the Catskills is to realize what a deeply troubling trade-off that is. Still ahead, troubling new evidence of the government's failure to keep U. S. passports secure. A troubling trend is emerging in the halls of higher learning. Derivatives troublingly adverb Definition of troubling in US English: troubling adjectiveˈtrəb(ə)lɪŋˈtrəb(ə)liNG Causing distress or anxiety. 令人感到棘手的；令人苦恼的；让人忧虑的 this is a troubling development for the president 对首相来说，这样的事态发展让人感到棘手。 the lack of attention to security is equally troubling 对安保缺乏重视同样令人忧虑。 Example sentencesExamples A troubling new report details how our school system is failing our children. To stand in a glade in the Catskills is to realize what a deeply troubling trade-off that is. The 1994 presidential election campaign began in troubling circumstances. I've observed or been informed by Sarah of several troubling issues. Still ahead, troubling new evidence of the government's failure to keep U. S. passports secure. Despite the appearance of some troubling signs, the week saw steady corporate debt issuance. Troubling to advertisers is the lack of good "appointment" prime-time TV programming coming into new schedules. A troubling trend is emerging in the halls of higher learning. Some experts question how far even Sunday's test will go in answering the most troubling questions. Furthermore, the idea of citizenship, once introduced, raised many troubling questions. Buying fish, however, can be troubling for new cooks. Up next, troubling new concerns about our broken food system. I think that the signs out of Nevada were troubling for Hillary. It's perhaps the only moment in the interview where there's a hint of something troubling beneath the surface. Colchester Council is to make cutbacks to meet financially " troubling times ". More troubling, the results will encourage more intransigence from Beijing. The extent to which industries are moving a wide array of mid-level professional jobs offshore is troubling. Rothfels reminds us of the troubling questions about animal captivity. To that question, the response can be especially troubling. A different kind of influx is troubling co-hosts Japan.
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