unnerve in Chinese
unnerve in Chinese is 扰乱 — unnerve means to take away someone's strength or courage, leaving them weak.
unnerve in Chinese
扰乱
Pronounced: rǎo luàn
What does "unnerve" mean?
- verb To take away someone's strength or courage, leaving them weak.
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verb To leave someone feeling nervous, distressed or frightened, or to weaken their resolve.
"But new immigration is no longer the primary driver of the growing racial, ethnic and religious diversity that unnerves much of the GOP coalition."
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unnerve in a sentence
- But new immigration is no longer the primary driver of the growing racial, ethnic and religious diversity that unnerves much of the GOP coalition.
- I was greatly unnerved by the news that my attacker was back in the country.
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What is "unnerve" in Chinese?
"unnerve" in Chinese is 扰乱. unnerve means: To take away someone's strength or courage, leaving them weak.
How do you pronounce 扰乱?
"unnerve" in Chinese is 扰乱, pronounced "rǎo luàn".
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