1.病(了),生病;
2.便于;为了…方便
3.不安,坐立不安,局促不安
4.不太自然,感到不舒服
5.提心吊胆
1.病(了),生病;
2.便于;为了…方便
3.不安,坐立不安,局促不安
4.不太自然,感到不舒服
5.提心吊胆
1.not confident or relaxed
1.It is the first day for her to work. She feels ill at ease.
这是她第一天上班。她感到有些局促不安。
2.When he arrived at the train station, he hurried through his breakfast, manifestly ill at ease and keeping a sharp eye about him.
到达火车站后，他匆忙吃完早餐，显然很不自在，并警惕地注视四周。
3.If anything, he might have felt ill-at-ease, since the cup from which he sipped was a synecdoche of a worrying economic arrangement.
如果有什么的话，他会感觉不安，因为他喝茶的茶杯的产地隐喻着一个令人忧虑的经济格局。
4.Often, I lose the rhythm and my sense of balance, landing with a thud on the leather seat and clearly putting Black Butterfly ill at ease.
我经常失去节奏和平衡，重重地落在马鞍上，慢慢让马儿停下来。
5.As he straddled his bi cycle again he felt ill at ease, almost a sense of premonition.
再跨上车时他觉得心神不安，仿佛有种不详的预感。
6.He won't look me in the eye, won't engage in any small talk, and looks more ill at ease than I feel.
他不看我的眼睛，不介入我的任何小问题，看上去比我感觉到的更紧张。
7.Because we do not know our past, we are ill-at-ease with the present and ill-prepared for the future.
由于我们不知道我们的过去，我们对现在感到不自在，也对未来准备不足。
8.to examine the question of God's existence, but are nevertheless ill at ease about doing so.
许多学生认识到这一点，感到有必要考察上帝存在的问题，但心里却觉得这样做不愉快。
9.The newcomer came into the manager's office for the first time and of course he felt ill at ease.
这个新来的人还是第一次走进经理的办公室，自然他有些紧张拘束。
10.The hush of the library and the unwelcoming examination of his grease-stained clothes by the lady librarian made him ill at ease .
图书馆里雅雀无声，女管理员打量着他一身油腻，样子不很欢迎，他觉得很不自在。