大学英语单词-独山在线

大学英语单词表

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undone [ 'ʌn'dʌn ] a. 未完成的,破减的,解开的
vbl. 恢复原状,解开
e.g. 1. One of your buttons is undone.
你的一个扣子松开了。
2. What's done cannot be undone.
st. 覆水难收.

undoubtedly [ ʌn'daʊtidli ] ad. 无疑(毕定)
e.g. 1. That sort of thing, though it undoubtedly descends to the level of"man bites dog" journalism, is perhaps unavoidable nowadays.
尽管那种东西毫无疑问已降格为诸如“人咬狗”之类的新闻写作，但在如今却是无法避免的。
2. His teachers told him to pull his socks up, or he'd undoubtedly fail his exam.
老师要他加把劲儿, 不然考试准不及格.

undue [ 'ʌn'dju: ] a. 过分的,不适当的
e.g. 1. He showed undue concern over her.
他对她表现出过份的关心。
2. It would be wise not to give undue importance to his criticism.
不过份看重他的批评是明智的。

unduly [ 'ʌn'dju:li ] ad. 不适当地,过度地
e.g. 1. An eccentric person, especially one who is unduly zealous.
异人古怪的人，尤指过分狂热的人
2. Don't be unduly worried about the exam.
不要过分担心考试的事。

uneasy [ ʌn'i:zi ] a. 不自在的,心神不安的,不稳定的,不舒服的
e.g. 1. I'm uneasy in my mind about the future.
我为前途而忧虑。
2. They had an uneasy suspicion that all was not well.
他们有一种令人不安的猜疑，所有的事都不太妙。

unemployed [ 'ʌnim'plɔid ] a. 失业的
e.g. 1. The amount of unemployed capital is very large.
未被利用的资金数量很大。
2. There are many unemployed workers in the city.
这个城市里有很多失业工人。

unemployment [ 'ʌnim'plɔimənt ] n. 失业,失业人数
e.g. 1. In this period, unemployment reaches record levels.
这段时间的失业人数又达到了创纪录水平。
2. Unemployment has gone up again.
失业人数又上升了.

unequivocal [ 'ʌni'kwivəkəl ] a. 不含糊的,不模棱两可,明白的
e.g.

uneven [ 'ʌni:vən ] a. 不平顺的,不均匀的,奇数的
e.g. 1. My hair has been badly cut and the ends are uneven.
我的头发剪得很糟，发端参差不齐。
2. The car bumped on the uneven surface of the gravel road.
汽车在高低不平的砾石路面上颠簸着。

unexpected [ 'ʌniks'pektid ] a. 想不到的,意外的
e.g. 1. The unexpected guest disordered his plans.
这位不速之客打乱了他的计划。
2. What an unexpected pleasure!
这真是个意外的惊喜！

unexpectedly [ 'ʌniks'pektidli ] ad. 未料到地,意外地
e.g. 1. I had just put the dinner on when Jim walked in unexpectedly.
我刚把饭做好，吉姆出人意外地走了进来。
2. I finished work unexpectedly early.
我的工作意外地提早做完。

unexplained [ ʌnik'spleind ] a. 未得到解释的
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unfair [ 'ʌn'fɛə ] a. 不公平的
e.g. 1. If some athletes use drugs, it is unfair for the others.
如果有的运动员使用兴奋剂，其他运动员就要吃亏。
2. She sued her employer for unfair dismissal.
她控告雇主无理解雇工人。

unfavorable [ 'ʌn'feivərəbl ] a. 不宜的,不理想的
e.g. 1. This situation is unfavorable for us.
这样的局面对我们来说是不利的。
2. I got an unfavorable score.
我得到一个不理想的成绩。

unfit [ 'ʌn'fit ] a. 不合适的
v.&n. 不适合
e.g. 1. The army rejected him as medically unfit.
由于体检不合格，部队未接收他。
2. You're very unfit; you ought to take up running.
你身体很弱, 应该练练跑步.

unfold [ ʌn'fəuld ] v. 展开,开放,显露
e.g. 1. The eagle unfolded its wings.
雄鹰展开双翅。
2. She gradually unfolded her plan to him.
她渐渐向他透露了自己的计划。

unforgettable [ 'ʌnfə'getəbl ] a. 难忘的,不会忘记的
e.g. 1. It's an unforgettable experience.
这是一次难忘的经历。
2. An unforgettable experience.
一个不会被遗忘的经验

unfortunate [ ʌn'fɔ:tʃənit ] a. 不幸的,令人遗憾的
e.g. 1. He came at an unfortunate time.
他来得不是时候。
2. I was unfortunate to lose my keys.
我很倒霉，丢了钥匙。

unfortunately [ ʌn'fɔ:tjʊnətli ] ad. 不幸地
e.g. 1. Unfortunately, I hurt my knee when I fell down on the ice.
真不幸，我在冰上摔倒时摔伤了膝盖。
2. Unfortunately he won't be here tomorrow evening.
可惜的是他明晚不在这儿。

ungainly [ ʌn'geinli ] a. 笨拙的,不雅的
e.g. 1. A large or ungainly automobile.
大汽车巨大的或笨拙的汽车
2. An ungainly gesture.
不雅的姿势。

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