unappetizing

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishunappetizingun‧ap‧pe‧tiz‧ing (also unappetising British English) /ʌnˈæpətaɪzɪŋ/ adjective food that is unappetizing has an unattractive appearance that makes you think that it will not taste good a rather unappetizing egg sandwichExamples from the Corpusunappetizing• The soup was cold and unappetizing, but it was all there was.• The main course was an unappetizing leg of chicken with boiled potatoes.• Only unappetizing parts of animal carcasses remained for the domestic market.

单词	unappetizing
释义	unappetizing From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishunappetizingun‧ap‧pe‧tiz‧ing (also unappetising British English) /ʌnˈæpətaɪzɪŋ/ adjective food that is unappetizing has an unattractive appearance that makes you think that it will not taste good a rather unappetizing egg sandwichExamples from the Corpusunappetizing• The soup was cold and unappetizing, but it was all there was.• The main course was an unappetizing leg of chicken with boiled potatoes.• Only unappetizing parts of animal carcasses remained for the domestic market.
随便看	it is naive to think/suppose/assume etc it is natural (for somebody) to do something it is natural for to do it is natural to do it is necessary (for somebody) to do something it is necessary for to do it is necessary to do it is nice of it is nice of somebody (to do something) it is nice of to do it is nice to do it is nice to do something it is nonsense to do it is normal (for somebody) to do something it is normal for to do it is normal to do it is not for to do it is not often it is not often (that) it is not often that it is not place it is not place to do it is not realistic to do it is not realistic to do something it is not somebody’s place (to do something)