英语词汇“unwelcome”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

unwelcome

/ʌnˈwɛlkəm

adjective

1(Of a guest or new arrival) not gladly received: guards kept out unwelcome visitors...

A christening was rudely interrupted when some unwelcome guests turned up at the car park of a Hampshire church.
They have spent half a century in refugee camps, as Lebanon's unwelcome guests, and long to cross the border and return home.
A Wardle company became home to some unwelcome guests over the weekend.

Synonyms

unwanted, uninvited, unbidden, unasked, unrequested, unsolicited;

French de trop

1.1Not wanted: unwelcome attentions from men...

At the University of Michigan he had to fight off the unwelcome attentions of Drew to win the starting quarterback's job.
Then, as he finally readied himself on Tuesday morning to meet the Queen, he was greeted by some decidedly unwelcome news.
Latin America has suffered the unwelcome attentions of these institutions particularly acutely.

Synonyms

undesirable, undesired, unpopular, unfortunate, unlucky, too bad;

disappointing, upsetting, distressing, unpleasant, disagreeable, displeasing, unpalatable, distasteful;

regrettable, deplorable, lamentable, reprehensible, blameworthy, ill-advised

Derivatives

unwelcomely

adverb ...

Likewise, while on the topic, the rock formations almost make the map seem unwelcomely crowded.
They usually do this primarily because they are concerned that they are being stalked or unwelcomely pursued.
I flicked a cigarette at a guy's head that night after he grabbed my friend's arm unwelcomely and tried to fight me after I pushed him off her.

unwelcomeness

noun ...

Should the unwelcomeness of the conclusion persuade us to abandon the verification theory of meaning?
However, because of the previous relationship, it is important that the unwelcomeness of further sexual advances be made very clear.
Similarly, there are many people who continue to have the intuition that the unwelcomeness of a sensation of pain is intrinsic to its very nature.

单词	unwelcome
释义	unwelcome /ʌnˈwɛlkəm / adjective 1(Of a guest or new arrival) not gladly received: guards kept out unwelcome visitors... A christening was rudely interrupted when some unwelcome guests turned up at the car park of a Hampshire church. They have spent half a century in refugee camps, as Lebanon's unwelcome guests, and long to cross the border and return home. A Wardle company became home to some unwelcome guests over the weekend. Synonyms unwanted, uninvited, unbidden, unasked, unrequested, unsolicited; French de trop 1.1Not wanted: unwelcome attentions from men... At the University of Michigan he had to fight off the unwelcome attentions of Drew to win the starting quarterback's job. Then, as he finally readied himself on Tuesday morning to meet the Queen, he was greeted by some decidedly unwelcome news. Latin America has suffered the unwelcome attentions of these institutions particularly acutely. Synonyms undesirable, undesired, unpopular, unfortunate, unlucky, too bad; disappointing, upsetting, distressing, unpleasant, disagreeable, displeasing, unpalatable, distasteful; regrettable, deplorable, lamentable, reprehensible, blameworthy, ill-advised Derivatives unwelcomely adverb ... Likewise, while on the topic, the rock formations almost make the map seem unwelcomely crowded. They usually do this primarily because they are concerned that they are being stalked or unwelcomely pursued. I flicked a cigarette at a guy's head that night after he grabbed my friend's arm unwelcomely and tried to fight me after I pushed him off her. unwelcomeness noun ... Should the unwelcomeness of the conclusion persuade us to abandon the verification theory of meaning? However, because of the previous relationship, it is important that the unwelcomeness of further sexual advances be made very clear. Similarly, there are many people who continue to have the intuition that the unwelcomeness of a sensation of pain is intrinsic to its very nature.
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