(4) afraid 擔(dān)心的；憂慮的

It is afraid that cheaper money might raise fresh inflation fears and drive interest rates right back up again, possibly causing a severe recession.

(5) alarming使人驚恐的；令人憂慮的；讓人擔(dān)心的

Consequently, it is not alarming that more of the personality factors did not significantly predict the value of voice.

(6) amusing逗人笑的；有樂(lè)趣的；好笑的

And I think it’s pretty amusing that most of these movies look like they’re not going to do very well.

(7) automatic 不自覺(jué)的；無(wú)意識(shí)的

In the 2004 elections, "the Republicans had no trouble asserting their own patriotism; it was automatic that they were patriotic," says Professor Nunberg.

(8) aware 注意到的；察覺(jué)到的

It was aware that the priest had said to himself: "I remember I took out my watch at Don Damian’s house, to see what time it was. I must have left it there." 

(9) awesome 很好的；了不起的

It’s awesome that Niki will actually eat in front of me.

(10) beautiful 極好的；妙極的

So I think it’s beautiful that we’re making different fuels from these materials.

(11) best最愉快的；最幸福的；最合適的

"It is best that he not cry out," the hermit mutter.

(12) better更好的；更熟練的；好的；

It is better that Saddam Hussein is gone, but America has not helped itself in the world by the way we’ve behaved since he’s been gone.

(13) bewildering 令人困惑的；使人糊涂的

It’s bewildering that at the end of the 20th century we’re worried about the rise of fascism.

(14) comforting 令人寬慰的

It is comforting that my employers didn’t try to cherry-pick me a roommate who had even a neutral attitude toward the company (or maybe they just couldn’t find one)

(15) concerned 憂慮的

But the agency said it was concerned that the labor conflict could cause safety problems.

(16) confident 確信的；肯定的

The sheriff’s office says it is confident that everyone involved in the murders is now in custody.

(17) convinced 確信的；信服的

It was convinced that its destiny was to cross the sand, and yet there seemed to be no way.

(18) credible 可信的；可靠的

There are fewer opportunities where it is credible that an inexperienced team can actually create the business and start it up.

(19) crucial 至關(guān)重要的；關(guān)鍵性的

It is crucial that we get this right.

(20) dangerous 危險(xiǎn)的；有危害的

Wasn’t it dangerous that this particular character has escaped his pages?’

(21) dear

It was dear that there was going to be no discussion about that movie.

(22) debatable 有爭(zhēng)議的

If it was ever debatable that the dorm here is a pigsty, the question was settled when Mississippian Charlie Munford got permission from classmates to bring his pet to Deep Springs.

(23) decisive 決定性的；關(guān)鍵的

…; it is decisive that the psalmist’s enemies be shamed.

(24) despicable 卑鄙的；殘酷的

It’s despicable that they’re going after the question of whether he served honorably.

(25) disconcerting  令人困惑的；令人尷尬的

It is disconcerting that businessmen believe procurement will remain a national affair.

(26) discouraging 令人失去信心的；使人氣餒的；使人泄氣的

It’s discouraging that she should author such flagrant propaganda in support of cannabis prohibition.

(27) dubious 無(wú)把握的；吃不準(zhǔn)的

It’s highly dubious that there will be a particularly candid or helpful answer out of the White House, at this point.

(28) elementary 簡(jiǎn)單的；基本的

It is now elementary that the tort of negligence involves three factors: a duty of care, a breach of that duty and consequent damage.

(29) embarrassing  令人尷尬的；使人難堪的

It is embarrassing that we actually are entertained by it.

(30) endearing 惹人喜愛(ài)的；引人愛(ài)慕的

It was endearing that anyone could still get the willies from Edgar Allan Poe.

(31) excellent 極好的；卓越的

She says we’re very pleased, we’re trained for this. We feel that it’s excellent that our expertise can be used in such a situation.

(31) exasperating 令人極其厭煩的；使人惱怒的

It was rather exasperating that the great and radical William Temple soft-pedalled.

(32) expedient 權(quán)宜之計(jì)的

If American schools are to become truly pluralistic, it is both necessary and expedient that researchers recognize the direct and indirect messages received from mainstream America and explore its impact upon the language socialization process of immigrants, African Americans, Latino Americans, Native Americans, Asian Americans, and the poor.

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