| 释义 |
discomfortn.
1. want of ease不舒服。
△2H.Ⅳ.1.2.118(103):“And’t please your lordship,I hear his Majesty is returned(= has returned) with some discomfort from Wales.”(probably referring,anachronistically,to an unsuc-cessful expedition that Henry Ⅳ led against Glendow-er in 1405.)大人容禀，我听说国王陛下最近从威尔十回来，身体有点不舒服。
2. uneasiness,trouble不安，纷扰。
△Mac.1.2.27:“Sofrom that spring whence comfort seemed to come/Discomfort swells.”同样，从安逸似乎就要来临的源头竟涌出了不安。
3. sorrow,pain悲哀，痛苦。
△Mac.4.2.29:“It wouldbe my disgrace and your discomfort.”i.e. If I were tostay longer,I should give way to tears,thus disgracingmyself and distressing you.(我若是再停留，就忍不住落泪。)那会使我失了体统，也使你们难受。
discomfortvt. discourage,grieve 使沮丧，使悲伤。
△Ham.3.2.178(166):“Discomfort you,my lord,it nothing must，”但是，夫君，你大可不必为此发愁。 discomfort[disˈkʌmfət]v.使不安，使不舒适n.不安，不快，不舒适 |