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单词 worry
释义
worry
verb
uk
/ˈwʌr.i/us
/ˈwɝː.i/

worryverb(PROBLEM)

A2[I]
tothinkaboutproblemsorunpleasantthings that mighthappenin a way that makes youfeelunhappyandfrightened:
担心；忧虑；发愁
Try not to worry - there's nothing you can do tochangethesituation.别发愁了——你没法改变这种局面。
Don'tworry, she'll be allright.别担心，她会没事的。
It'ssillyworryingaboutthings which areoutsideyourcontrol.为自己无法掌控的事发愁是很愚蠢的。
[+ (that)]She's worried(that)she might not beabletofindanotherjob.她担心自己无法再找到一份工作。
B2[T]
to make someonefeelunhappyandfrightenedbecause ofproblemsorunpleasantthings that mighthappen:
使担忧；使焦虑
You worriedyourmotherby not writing.你没有写信，这让你妈妈很担心。
[+ that]It worries methathe hasn'tphonedyet.他还没有打电话，这让我有些担忧。
Thecontinuedlackofrainisstartingto worrypeople.持续的少雨开始让人们担忧起来。
More examples
  • Don't worry about a thing. I'll takecareof it all.
  • Myelderlymotherworries that she's aburdento me.
  • Sometimes I worry about thefuture.
  • She'd worriedquiteneedlesslyabout whether there would be enoughfood.
  • You needn't worry - I'm not going tomentionit to anyone.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Anxious and worried
  • (all) hot and botheredidiom
  • -racked
  • aflutter
  • agitated
  • angsty
  • anxious
  • fretfully
  • frightened
  • fuss
  • get in a sweatidiom
  • grim
  • prey on sb's mindidiom
  • queasily
  • queasiness
  • rattled
  • strung out
  • worriedly
  • worrier
  • worrywart
  • wound up
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Causing anxiety and worry

worryverb(ANIMAL)

[T]
If adogworries anotheranimal, itchasesandfrightensit and might alsobiteit:
（狗）追赶，撕咬（其他动物）
Anydogcaughtworryingsheepin thesefieldswill beshot.这些牧场里只要发现有狗攻击羊只，狗就会被射杀。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Animal (non-human) behaviour
  • accidental
  • beg
  • behave
  • behaviour
  • behavioural science
  • behaviourist
  • claw
  • gambol
  • housebroken
  • migrate
  • monogamous
  • monogamy
  • murmuration
  • nocturnal
  • non-migrant
  • nuzzle
  • ruminate
  • scent
  • skitter
  • soar
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Pursuing

Idioms

don't worry your pretty little head
not to worry

Phrasal verb

worry atsomething
worry
noun
uk
/ˈwʌr.i/us
/ˈwɝː.i/
B1[C]
aproblemthat makes youfeelunhappyandfrightened:
令人担心（或发愁）的事
health/financialworries健康／财务上的烦恼
Keepingwarmin thewinteris amajorworry for manyoldpeople.冬天如何保暖对很多老年人来说是一件令人发愁的大事。
B2[CorU]
afeelingof beingunhappyandfrightenedabout something:
担忧；担心；发愁
Unemployment,badhealth- allsortsof things can be acauseof worry.失业、健康状况不佳——各种各样的事都可能会产生烦恼。
It wasclearthat Anna had no worries about her husband'sattemptstoflirt.很显然，安娜对她丈夫几次想与人调情并不感到忧虑。
Synonyms
alarm(WORRY)
concern(WORRY)
consternation
distress
preoccupation
More examples
  • She wasnearlydementedwith worry when hersondidn't comehome.
  • Iwantedto makeamendsfor the worry I'vecausedyou.
  • Where onearthhave you been? We've beenfranticwith worry.
  • Somepeopleglideeffortlesslythroughlifewith norealworries.
  • That's mykindofholiday- nophone, no TV and no worries.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Anxiety and worry - general words
  • agita
  • agitation
  • angst
  • anti-stress
  • apprehension
  • cold sweat
  • jitters
  • nerve
  • nervousness
  • oppression
  • overwork
  • strain
  • tenseness
  • tension
  • the collywobbles
  • the heebie-jeebies
  • tizzy
  • trepidation
  • uneasiness
  • willie
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Difficult things and people
no worries
used totellsomeone that asituationisacceptable,evenif something has gonewrong:
（用以告诉某人）不必担心，没关系
"Oh, I'msorryI gotyournamewrong!" "No worries".“噢，对不起，我把你的名字弄错了。”“没关系。”
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Linguistics: connecting words which express a contrast
  • again
  • any way you slice itidiom
  • at any rateidiom
  • at leastidiom
  • best
  • but
  • disjunctive
  • given
  • hand
  • however
  • in the face ofsomethingidiom
  • in the teeth ofsomethingidiom
  • might
  • nevertheless
  • only
  • rate
  • slice
  • spite
  • tooth
  • when
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(Definition ofworryfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

worry| American Dictionary

worry
verb[I/T]
us
/ˈwɜr·i,ˈwʌr·i/
tothinkaboutproblemsorunpleasantthings that make youanxious, or to make someonefeelanxious:
[I]If you get amonthlytrainticket, you won’t have to worry aboutbuyingaticketeveryday.
[I]Mymotheralways worries about me when I don’t comehomebymidnight.
[I]"Will you be allrightwalkinghome?" "Don’t worry – I’ll befine."
[+ that clause]She worried that she might not beabletofindanotherjob.
[T]A lot of things worried him about hisroommate.

worry

noun[C/U]us
/ˈwɜr·i,ˈwʌr·i/
[C]Fortunately,rightnow we don’t have any worries aboutmoney.
(Definition ofworryfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofworry

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I keep telling myself not toworryor to take any burden to them.
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In designing tasks, researchers need toworryabout establishing reliable and valid measures.
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We use an equivalence on trees instead of worrying about representation.
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Poverty is worrying about money all the time.
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But as soon as you do this, you will start toworryabout other meanings, even in single words.
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They loudly poured out their worries, calling on their male relatives to discipline their sons.
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They also worried that the addition of the working poor would expand by millions the numbers of those eligible for assistance.
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Once we did not muchworryabout what the public brought with them to exhibits, but that is not the case anymore.
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This would mean that we would not have toworryabout the extremes of this distribution.
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Nineteenth-century commentators worried that museum-goers would go too far toward one or the other of these extremes.
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Several relatives were worried by their poor understanding of the complexities of the local authority's policies and practices in respect to self-funded admissions.
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Lending to a wife probably did not happen very often because it was too risky for lenders worried about delays in repayment.
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Instead, education is needed so that public fears track the real risks, and peopleworryabout only what they ought to be worried about.
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However, there are other worries in the same vicinity.
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She was proud, astute, and worried about her husband's welfare.
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Collocationswithworry

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These are words often used in combination withworry.

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big worry
That is thebigworry.
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cause worry
Pain in the neck or low back can influence functional capacity andcauseworry, anxiety, and depression.
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constant worry
Theconstantworryover worker quality and efficiency in the 1920s reflected this syndrome.
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