美[misˈmeɪt]
mismated如何读
mismated是什么意思
mismated英英释义
adjective
wrongly or unsuitably paired or mated mismated shoes
a mismated couple
mismated词源英文解释
The first known use of mismated was in 1833
mismated 例句
1 It was indeed her misfortune, as one says, that this gentle dove was mismated with an eagle.
2 At once it gave the startling impression of separate semi-faces filched from two different rawheads and slapped together thus, in smeared, mismated makeshift, that was hideous.
3 The greenish light burned brighter in his mismated eyes, which gazed intently at the top of her head as though it held something unearthly.
4 Meanwhile the mismated of our day who are struggling through the transition period between the despotism of matrimony and its republic can be sure that the righteous will omit no abuse that they can inflict.
5 The work of the trail had taught him that he was mismated in this company, and the first stern test was stripping the masks from them.
6 He has some swimming trunks, two collars, two shirts, some mismated socks, homemade fishing tackle and a battered baseball bat.
7 The reflection came that the mismated in this present age must ordinarily bear the burden to the end.
8 “The lady requires protection,” declared the gallant man with the mismated wearing apparel.
9 "She's very beautiful," I answered; while I reflected that though it was true, apparently, that Mark Ambient was mismated, it was also perceptible that his sister was perfidious.
10 In politics we have mismated and unmated women, who hold conventions, clamor for the ballot, and advocate the doctrine of "natural selection."
11 So ludicrously mismated are some couples that one wonders how they could ever have dreamed of finding happiness together.
12 Number Twelve opened his mismated eyes in astonishment.
13 Had Phil lived, a father might have hesitated to expose a child's young and impressionable mind to the things which these volcanic outbursts of passion between mismated races might cause at any unforeseen moment.
14 "Look at those mismated eyes and determine whether or not this is the man who blocked the state-house doorway—the assassin who laid low a governor!"
15 "Do you remember how people said we were mismated—that a man of fifty could never hope to keep the love of a girl of twenty, who knew nothing of the world?"
16 "We was mismated, I tell you!" he said.
17 By the time he returned they would have half their garments on wrong; waist and trousers front side to rear; right shoes on left feet; buttons hopelessly mismated to buttonholes; shoelacings oddly zigzagged.
18 Following the hungry question of her mismated eyes, the doctor gravely nodded his head.
19 There was little danger that their antlers would get locked this time, with one pair so badly mismated; and it bade fair to be a very ordinary, every-day sort of a fight.
20 There is also a ritual of mixing; syrups and liqueurs all have their chosen mates and are never mismated.