unfavorably
[ʌn'feɪvərəblɪ]
adv.
不利地;
不适宜地;
反对地;
令人不快地;
例句:
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Tom wanted to kick back at the people who had written so unfavorably about his new book in the newspapers.
对那些在报纸上批评他的新书的人,汤姆打算予以还击.
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He looked at me unfavorably.
他颇不赞同地看着我。
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Brad was being purposely bumpkinish reacting unfavorably to Boylan's mannered elegance.
勃雷德有意乡里乡气的,来对付博伊兰矫揉造作的高雅.
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My three-of-a-kind compared unfavorably with his diamond flush.
来自NEWYORKER
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Many people in communist China tend to unfavorably view princelings as elitist.
来自VOA
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Liu dismissed the President's suggestion that China was behaving immaturely and unfavorably.
来自VOA