How to Say ‘Feel uneasy’ in Traditional Chinese
不安心
bù ān xīn
[boo ahn shin]
💬 Usage Tip: [安心] means "feel at ease," so [不安心] is literally "not at ease." Chinese often builds meanings this way with [不] + adjective or feeling word: [不清楚] "not clear," [不方便] "not convenient."
Phrase Breakdown
不
bù
[boo]
not; un-
A negation word meaning "not." It is placed before adjectives, verbs, or states to make them negative.
我不是不相信你，只是對這筆費用有點不安心。
It's not that I don't trust you; I'm just a little uneasy about this charge.
安心
ān xīn
[ahn shin]
at ease; reassured
安心 means to feel at ease or reassured. In 不安心, it means feeling uneasy or not fully comfortable about something.
金額沒有寫清楚，我不太安心。
The amount isn't clearly written, so I don't feel very reassured.
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