unsettled
发音
英 [ʌnˈsetld]
美 [ʌnˈsɛtld]
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- adj.
- （天气、政治形势等）不稳定的
- 未定居的
- 未解决的
- 未决定的
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- v.
- 扰乱，使不安宁( unsettle的过去式和过去分词)
单词词源
反义词
adj.
双语例句
- 1. During unsettled times , employees take on additional responsibilities .
- 在不稳定时期，员工承担着更多的责任。
- 2. The women 's treaty is a product of a unique and unsettled moment in the american women 's movement - a moment when a radical version of feminism was briefly ascendant but was soon to be eclipsed by its very success .
- 这个女性条约产生于一个美国妇女运动中独特而又动荡的时刻一个激进的女权主义经历了短暂的方兴未艾而很快被其取得的成就所倾覆的时刻。
- 3. New unemployment data show that in the second quarter of 2011 the number of spanish jobless dropped only slightly , to 21 % , despite a busy tourism season as european holidaymakers shunned unsettled north african countries .
- 最新的失业统计数据表明，由于欧洲游客避开不稳定的北非国家，2011年第二季度成为西班牙的旅游旺季，但西班牙失业人数只是略有下降，失业率为21%。
- 4. Sound thinking for unsettled times .
- 听起来是在不稳定时期的好观点。
- 5. The new country could break down in civil conflict along the unsettled northern border or within itself .
- 不稳定的北部边界地区或国内的冲突有可能使新国家瓦解。