distressingly
distressingly [dɪs'prezɪŋli]
adv. 令人苦恼地；悲惨地
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- adv. 令人苦恼地；悲惨地
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1. A distressingly large number of today’s young have found nothing to strive for beyond a day-to-day pursuit of comfort and pleasure.
今天大量的青年找不到任何超越一天天追求舒适安逸、可以为之奋斗的东西，这令人很痛心。
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2. "The rate of human death is distressingly high with Indonesia increasingly becoming the country which causes all of us, including the Indonesian authorities, very great concern," Nabarro said.
纳巴罗说："令人苦恼的是，人患禽流感的死亡率很高，在这一方面，印尼的情况越来越引起我们──包括印尼当局在内──的极大担忧。"
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3. As might be expected under such circumstances, the literature on this deliberately mysterious country tends to be polarized and politicized, with the ratio of opinion to fact often distressingly high.
在这种环境下人们期待的期待得到了实现，关于这个谨慎而神秘的国度的文学作品正趋向分化和政治化，但观点与事实的比例通常高得吓人。
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