disconcerting
US /ˌdɪskən'sɜ:rtɪŋ/
・UK /ˌdɪskən'sɜ:rtɪŋ/
B2 中高級
v.t.及物動詞令人不安
A disconcerting experience
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"他對說完全的謊言很舒服"--市長皮特-布提吉格談彭斯的辯論表現 ("He's Pretty Comfortable Telling A Total Lie" - Mayor Pete Buttigieg On Pence's Debate Performance)
11:40
- SORT OF DISCONCERTING FROM VICE PRESIDENT PENCE, BUT AS
副總統彭斯的某種程度上是在嘲笑，但作為
- DISCONCERTING WERE SOME OF THE THINGS HE DIDN'T ANSWER, LIKE,
令人驚愕的是他沒有回答的一些事情，比如：
史上最恐怖的十大動漫 (Top 10 Scariest Anime of All Time)
11:36
- While perhaps not frightening in the traditional sense, it is consistently disconcerting, be it through its sparse but effective music, existentially themes or unexpected divergences.
雖然也許不是傳統意義上的可怕，但無論是通過其稀疏但有效的音樂、存在的主題還是出人意料的分歧，它始終令人感到不安。
米克-弗利解釋他是如何失去部分耳朵的 - "深夜與柯南-奧布萊恩"。 (Mick Foley Explains How He Lost Part Of His Ear - "Late Night With Conan O'Brien")
07:57
- Uh, that's gonna be disconcerting to see a part of yourself.
呃，這是要去是令人不安的 看到自己的一部分。
特魯多期待拜登在世界舞臺上重新與美國接觸 (Trudeau expects Biden to re-engage U.S. on world stage)
02:02
- However disconcerting and alarming that could be its's.
無論多麼令人不安和震驚，可能是其。
地球上十大無法解釋的詭異地方 (Top 10 Creepiest Places on Earth That Can't Be Explained)
11:06
- It remains a disconcerting mystery.
這仍然是一個令人不安的謎。
比丘阿那律 | 體悟心性 | 2020 年 4 月 (Bhikkhu Anālayo | An embodied mindfulness | April 2020)
24:49
- And the bodily dimension of jhana attainment of absorptions 1 to 4 is one of these. And if you look at this discourse, at this whole array of different practices presented to us there, this is very helpful because it helps to counterbalance the somewhat disconcerting or somewhat shocking impression that can come if we look only at one of these, the contemplation of anatomical parts, or only at the cemetery contemplations. In fact, the contemplation of anatomical parts comes with an explicit element of evaluation, which sees the body in a negative light. And the cemetery contemplation is about looking at the body that is gradually decaying, which is also somewhat stark practice. And there has been a tendency in early generations of scholars on Buddhism to kind of, I assume, take these practices a little bit out of context, and then draw the conclusion that the early Buddhists, they hate their body, and they don't know anything better than to get rid of the body and want to get out of bodily experiences. And this is really an unbalanced assessment. If you look at the array of practices in Kāyāgatā Siddhi Sūtra, in this discourse on mindfulness of the body, we see that this, let us call it more negative type of attitude, has its counterbalance in the intense happiness and bliss experienced at the bodily level through absorption. And the two stand in a connection with each other. Particularly, contemplation of the anatomical parts is really meant as a tool for those who have strong sensual desires to counterbalance the type of perception that leads to the arousal of sensual desire. And to be able to handle sensual desire is an indispensable condition for being then able to cultivate the mind such that one can attain absorption. So the two stand in a very clear relationship to each other. And on the next, on the other side, absorption yields such refined and intense types of joy and happiness that it automatically divests sensuality of its attraction. And when we see this cross-connection, then we can understand the purpose of this sometimes a little bit negatively formulated attitude towards the body. In a kind of middle position between these two, well,
而禪那達到吸收1到4的身體層面就是其中之一。如果你看看這篇論述，看看那裡向我們展示的一系列不同的修習，這是很有幫助的，因為如果我們只看其中之一，即對解剖部位的思考，或者只看對墓地的思考，這有助於抵消令人不安或震驚的印象。事實上，對解剖部位的思考帶有明確的評價因素，它從負面的角度看待身體。而墓地沉思則是看著逐漸腐爛的身體，這也是有些刻板的做法。早期研究佛教的學者有一種傾向，我猜想是有點斷章取義，然後得出結論說早期的佛教徒憎恨自己的身體，他們不知道什麼比擺脫身體和想要擺脫身體體驗更好。這實在是一種不平衡的評價
什麼是心理健康？ (What Is Mental Health?)
05:46
- from thousands of stray, dramatic, disconcerting or horrifying thoughts, those particular ideas and
從成千上萬個遊離的、戲劇性的、令人不安的或恐怖的想法中，那些特殊的想法和
只要 20 小時就能學會任何事 - 喬許．考夫曼 (Josh Kaufman) 在 TEDxCSU (只要 20 小時就能學會任何事 - 喬許．考夫曼 (Josh Kaufman) 在 TEDxCSU)
19:27
- And this was really disconcerting to me because one of the things that I enjoy more than anything else is learning new things, getting curious about something, and diving in, and fiddling around, and learning through trial and error, and eventually becoming pretty good at something.
這讓我感到非常不安，因為我最喜歡做的事情之一就是學習新事物，對某件事情充滿好奇，潛心鑽研，四處摸索，通過不斷嘗試和犯錯來學習，最終變得非常擅長某件事情。