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qualm n.疑虑；晕眩；紧张不安 (1) 他觉得那股疑惧涌遍全身。(2) 博士显得好象一阵眩晕发作。(3) 我身体虚弱以后，才发现很多小说里描写的晕眩是虚假的。(4) 他向警方隐瞒实情而并未感到十分不妥。 Qualm entered English in the 16th century, with meanings like "doubt" and "uneasiness." Usually a qualm comes from doubt about an action and a feeling that you are doing, or are about to do, something wrong. It isn’t a bad feeling about another person's behavior but about your own. If you have qualms about lying to get into the over-18 dance club, you might decide to follow your gut-check and meet your friends for coffee instead.

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英 [kwɑːm] 美 [kwɑːm] (1) He felt the flowing qualm spread over him.(2) The doctor seemed seized with a qualm of faintness.(3) After I was weaken up, I found qualm in a lot of novels was false.(4) He felt no serious qualms about concealing the information from the police. A qualm is a feeling of uneasiness, or a sense that something you're doing is wrong, and it sounds almost like how it makes your stomach feel. If you had qualms about taking candy from the bulk bins at the store, your conscience probably told you to go back to the cashier and pay. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]忧虑；不安；担忧 If you have no qualms about doing something, you are not worried that it may be wrong in some way. I have no qualms about recommending this approach...我会毫不犹豫地推荐这一方法。Did she see her husband as capable of murder? She had used the word without a qualm.她觉得自己的丈夫可能杀人吗？在使用这个字眼的时候，她没有丝毫的不安。

英语单词	qualm
英美音标	英 [kwɑːm] 美 [kwɑːm]
中文释义	n.疑虑；晕眩；紧张不安
英语例句	(1) He felt the flowing qualm spread over him. (2) The doctor seemed seized with a qualm of faintness. (3) After I was weaken up, I found qualm in a lot of novels was false. (4) He felt no serious qualms about concealing the information from the police.
中文例句	(1) 他觉得那股疑惧涌遍全身。 (2) 博士显得好象一阵眩晕发作。 (3) 我身体虚弱以后，才发现很多小说里描写的晕眩是虚假的。 (4) 他向警方隐瞒实情而并未感到十分不妥。
vocabulary简明	A qualm is a feeling of uneasiness, or a sense that something you're doing is wrong, and it sounds almost like how it makes your stomach feel. If you had qualms about taking candy from the bulk bins at the store, your conscience probably told you to go back to the cashier and pay.
vocabulary扩展	Qualm entered English in the 16th century, with meanings like "doubt" and "uneasiness." Usually a qualm comes from doubt about an action and a feeling that you are doing, or are about to do, something wrong. It isn’t a bad feeling about another person's behavior but about your own. If you have qualms about lying to get into the over-18 dance club, you might decide to follow your gut-check and meet your friends for coffee instead.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]忧虑；不安；担忧 If you have no qualms about doing something, you are not worried that it may be wrong in some way. I have no qualms about recommending this approach... 我会毫不犹豫地推荐这一方法。 Did she see her husband as capable of murder? She had used the word without a qualm. 她觉得自己的丈夫可能杀人吗？在使用这个字眼的时候，她没有丝毫的不安。

Qualm I Feeling Felt 英 Kwɑːm] 美 Kwɑːm N.疑虑；晕眩；紧张不安