Rattled Meaning in English
word · lemma: rattle
ˈɹætəɫd
RA-tuhld
ɹˈætəld
RA-tuhld
释义
Feeling worried, nervous, or upset because something unexpected happened or you are surprised.
用法与细微差别
'Rattled' is informal and describes an emotional reaction, often after a surprise, shock, or pressure. Common in phrases like 'look rattled' or 'sound rattled.' Similar to 'shaken' but less intense. Not used for physical shaking, only emotional state.
Spanish: nervioso - perturbadoPortuguese (BR): abalado - perturbadoPortuguese (PT): abalado - perturbadoChinese (Simplified): 慌张的 - 不安的Chinese (Traditional): 慌張的 - 不安的Hindi: घबराया हुआ - परेशानArabic: مضطرب - مرتبكBengali: অস্বস্তিকর - হতভম্ব - বিচলিতRussian: взволнованный - сбитый с толку - растерянныйJapanese: 動揺した - うろたえたVietnamese: bối rối - hoang mang - lo lắngKorean: 당황한 - 불안한Turkish: afallamış - şaşkına dönmüş - tedirginUrdu: پریشان - گھبرایا ہواIndonesian: gelisah - gugup - bingung
例句
He looked rattled after hearing the bad news.
basic
The loud noise left me completely rattled.
basic
She gets rattled easily during exams.
basic
Don’t worry if you feel a bit rattled on your first day.
natural
After the unexpected question, he was visibly rattled.
natural
It takes a lot to get her rattled, she’s usually very calm.
natural