unaccustomed
英 [?n?'k?st?md]
美[,?n?'k?st?md]
- adj. 不习惯的；奇怪的
英文词源
- unaccustomed (adj.)
- 1520s, "not customary, unfamiliar," from un- (1) "not" + past participle of accustom (v.). Meaning "not accustomed or habituated" (to) is first attested 1610s (see accustomed).
双语例句
- 1. It is a part of Britain as yet largely unaccustomed to tourists.
- 英国的这一块地方还很不为游客所熟悉。
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- 2. He began to comfort me with such unaccustomed gentleness.
- 他开始以那种少有的温柔安慰我。
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- 3. Her feet hurt and her hands were rubbed raw from unaccustomed work.
- 这种活儿她根本做不习惯，双脚疼痛，双手也蹭破了皮。
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- 4. His nose had been reddened by unaccustomed exposure to the California sun.
- 经过加州阳光不同寻常的照射，他的鼻子晒红了。
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- 5. They were unaccustomed to such military setbacks.
- 他们还不习惯这样的军事挫败。
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