
probably, He is intimidated
or, was not well
I would also put "not all is well" - native English speaker's opinion might be helpful

(oops, saved the comment and then checked your profile. nevertheless, it does not meet the grammar rules that i was taught))

to intimate and to intimidate are 2 different things...

No problem shanghainese. To "intimate" means to "hint at something" and "all is not well" is a pretty common phrase. Please don't hesitate to question any of my contributions because I'm far from perfect!

right, thanks! i just misread the verb. does "all is not well" stand for sth like "nothing is ok"?

It normally means that there is some significant problem. The phrase is somewhat literary though and should be used sparingly.
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