Definition of unless in English:

unless

conjunction ʌnˈlɛsənˈlɛs

Except if (used to introduce the case in which a statement being made is not true or valid)
unless you have a photographic memory, repetition is vital
manuscripts cannot be returned unless accompanied by a self-addressed envelope
Example sentencesExamples
- She does not read articles about her, unless they are sent to her by her publishers.
- Now how would we know that unless we actually had that dialogue which you commend?
- It was now to be the sole means of pursuing a claim, unless you're extremely wealthy.
- If you haven't got a hat please buy one when you get their unless you want a bad case of sunstroke!
- This was a woman who was never in a good mood unless others around her were in a bad mood.
- How will I ever know they exist unless I make a special effort to come to your site to check?
- Next year I will buy my ticket but unless there is a smoking ban I will not be attending.
- The rest of this post won't make much sense unless you read at least the first poem.
- We don't screen people unless they come from a high risk area such as nursing homes.
- I'll try not to change point of view in the middle of a scene, unless I need to and it works.
- The couple look set to split up unless Rodney and Lesley can make them come to their senses.
- We will be counting the loss of that census miscount for years unless the cash is refunded.
- The priceless group of wartime ships face the chop unless a new home can be found for them.
- Now the project is destined to fail unless more women can be encouraged to take part.
- The first is that there is no chance of them getting into power unless there is a hung parliament.
- They know that the money would not have been repaid unless its misuse had been made public.
- The tags remain active after they have left the store, unless they are switched off.
- Gaiman brings it off with a skill that you wouldn't notice unless you were looking for it.
- Our costs are running ahead of income and unless we take drastic action, we will fail.
- Everyone should object to every building plan unless it is by the people for the people.

Origin

Late Middle English: from on or in (assimilated through lack of stress to un-¹) + less.

Definition of unless in US English:

unless

conjunctionənˈlɛsənˈles

Except if (used to introduce the case in which a statement being made is not true or valid)
unless you have a photographic memory, repetition is vital
manuscripts cannot be returned unless accompanied by a self-addressed envelope
Example sentencesExamples
- This was a woman who was never in a good mood unless others around her were in a bad mood.
- Now how would we know that unless we actually had that dialogue which you commend?
- They know that the money would not have been repaid unless its misuse had been made public.
- If you haven't got a hat please buy one when you get their unless you want a bad case of sunstroke!
- How will I ever know they exist unless I make a special effort to come to your site to check?
- The couple look set to split up unless Rodney and Lesley can make them come to their senses.
- The first is that there is no chance of them getting into power unless there is a hung parliament.
- Next year I will buy my ticket but unless there is a smoking ban I will not be attending.
- Everyone should object to every building plan unless it is by the people for the people.
- The tags remain active after they have left the store, unless they are switched off.
- Gaiman brings it off with a skill that you wouldn't notice unless you were looking for it.
- The rest of this post won't make much sense unless you read at least the first poem.
- Now the project is destined to fail unless more women can be encouraged to take part.
- I'll try not to change point of view in the middle of a scene, unless I need to and it works.
- It was now to be the sole means of pursuing a claim, unless you're extremely wealthy.
- We don't screen people unless they come from a high risk area such as nursing homes.
- She does not read articles about her, unless they are sent to her by her publishers.
- The priceless group of wartime ships face the chop unless a new home can be found for them.
- We will be counting the loss of that census miscount for years unless the cash is refunded.
- Our costs are running ahead of income and unless we take drastic action, we will fail.

Origin

Late Middle English: from on or in (assimilated through lack of stress to un-) + less.

单词	unless
释义	Definition of unless in English: unless conjunction ʌnˈlɛsənˈlɛs Except if (used to introduce the case in which a statement being made is not true or valid) unless you have a photographic memory, repetition is vital manuscripts cannot be returned unless accompanied by a self-addressed envelope Example sentencesExamples She does not read articles about her, unless they are sent to her by her publishers. Now how would we know that unless we actually had that dialogue which you commend? It was now to be the sole means of pursuing a claim, unless you're extremely wealthy. If you haven't got a hat please buy one when you get their unless you want a bad case of sunstroke! This was a woman who was never in a good mood unless others around her were in a bad mood. How will I ever know they exist unless I make a special effort to come to your site to check? Next year I will buy my ticket but unless there is a smoking ban I will not be attending. The rest of this post won't make much sense unless you read at least the first poem. We don't screen people unless they come from a high risk area such as nursing homes. I'll try not to change point of view in the middle of a scene, unless I need to and it works. The couple look set to split up unless Rodney and Lesley can make them come to their senses. We will be counting the loss of that census miscount for years unless the cash is refunded. The priceless group of wartime ships face the chop unless a new home can be found for them. Now the project is destined to fail unless more women can be encouraged to take part. The first is that there is no chance of them getting into power unless there is a hung parliament. They know that the money would not have been repaid unless its misuse had been made public. The tags remain active after they have left the store, unless they are switched off. Gaiman brings it off with a skill that you wouldn't notice unless you were looking for it. Our costs are running ahead of income and unless we take drastic action, we will fail. Everyone should object to every building plan unless it is by the people for the people. Origin Late Middle English: from on or in (assimilated through lack of stress to un-¹) + less. Definition of unless in US English: unless conjunctionənˈlɛsənˈles Except if (used to introduce the case in which a statement being made is not true or valid) unless you have a photographic memory, repetition is vital manuscripts cannot be returned unless accompanied by a self-addressed envelope Example sentencesExamples This was a woman who was never in a good mood unless others around her were in a bad mood. Now how would we know that unless we actually had that dialogue which you commend? They know that the money would not have been repaid unless its misuse had been made public. If you haven't got a hat please buy one when you get their unless you want a bad case of sunstroke! How will I ever know they exist unless I make a special effort to come to your site to check? The couple look set to split up unless Rodney and Lesley can make them come to their senses. The first is that there is no chance of them getting into power unless there is a hung parliament. Next year I will buy my ticket but unless there is a smoking ban I will not be attending. Everyone should object to every building plan unless it is by the people for the people. The tags remain active after they have left the store, unless they are switched off. Gaiman brings it off with a skill that you wouldn't notice unless you were looking for it. The rest of this post won't make much sense unless you read at least the first poem. Now the project is destined to fail unless more women can be encouraged to take part. I'll try not to change point of view in the middle of a scene, unless I need to and it works. It was now to be the sole means of pursuing a claim, unless you're extremely wealthy. We don't screen people unless they come from a high risk area such as nursing homes. She does not read articles about her, unless they are sent to her by her publishers. The priceless group of wartime ships face the chop unless a new home can be found for them. We will be counting the loss of that census miscount for years unless the cash is refunded. Our costs are running ahead of income and unless we take drastic action, we will fail. Origin Late Middle English: from on or in (assimilated through lack of stress to un-) + less.
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