unsavory
英 [,?n'seiv?ri]
美
- adj. 难吃的；没有香味的；令人讨厌的
英文词源
- unsavory (adj.)
- also unsavoury, early 13c., "tasteless, insipid," from un- (1) "not" + savory (adj.). Meaning "unpleasant or disagreeable to the taste" is attested from late 14c.; of persons, from c. 1400. Related: Unsavoriness.
双语例句
- 1. I have cleared my piazza of that unsavory flytrap.
- 我除掉了走廊上这只臭不可闻的捕蝇器啦.
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- 2. He became appalled at unsavory tricks.
- 如此心狠手辣的手段,使他惊呆了.
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- 3. You'll be in the loving mood but don't let that lead to an unsavory state.
- 沉浸在爱的情绪中,但是不要让它发展为令人讨厌的情况.
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- 4. I'm ill, and so have to drink these unsavory tea herbs every day.
- 我病了, 每天都要喝这些难喝的水剂.
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- 5. Lurid crimes. At other times it merely refers to glaring and usually unsavory sensationalism.
- 耸人听闻的罪行. 该词极少用来指怒目而视的并且通常是令人不快的危言耸听.
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