英:['ʌn'fledʒd]
美:[ʌn'fledʒd]
英:['ʌn'fledʒd]
美:[ʌn'fledʒd]
un·fledged
uhn flejd
Adjective
1. (of birds) not yet having developed feathers;
"a small unfledged sparrow on the window sill"
2. (of an arrow) not equipped with feathers;
"shot an unfledged arrow"
3. young and inexperienced;
"a fledgling enterprise"
"a fledgling skier"
"an unfledged lawyer"
大约1600年,用于人,“不成熟,没有经验”,来自 un-(1)“不”和 fledge(v.)的过去分词。字面意义上的“尚未长齐羽毛”记录于1610年代。
The first known use of unfledged was in 1602
unfrequentedadjective
not often visited or traveled over
unfoundedadjective
lacking a sound base : groundless
unfounded suspicions
unfortunate1 of 2adjective
not fortunate : unlucky
showing, accompanied by, or resulting in misfortune unfortunate investments
an unfortunate experience
unsuitable, infelicitous
an unfortunate choice of words
deplorable sense 1
an unfortunate lack of taste
unfortunate2 of 2noun
an unfortunate person
unformedadjective
not arranged in regular shape, order, or relationsespecially: shapeless
immature, undeveloped
an unformed thought
unforgettableadjective
not to be forgotten : lasting in memory
unfoldverb
to spread or cause to spread or straighten out from a folded position or arrangement
unfolded the map
unwrap
bloom entry 2 sense 1
develop sense 1a
as the story unfolds
to open out or cause to open out gradually to the view or understanding
new technology unfolds before us
unfoldverb
to spread or cause to spread or straighten out from a folded position or arrangement
unfolded the map
unwrap
bloom entry 2 sense 1
develop sense 1a
as the story unfolds
to open out or cause to open out gradually to the view or understanding
new technology unfolds before us
unflinchingadjective
not flinching or shrinking : steadfast
unflinchingadjective
not flinching or shrinking : steadfast
unfledgedadjective
not feathered or ready for flight
not fully developed
immature
an unfledged writer
1 “Boy and girl. Aren’t they beauties?” said the proud papa, beaming upon the little red squirmers as if they were unfledged angels.
2 A grouse will not readily leave her unfledged young, but she will leave her eggs when disturbed by man or beast with apparent unconcern.
3 In the above figure the unfledged arrows show the general distribution of the currents in the disc, while the winged arrows indicate the direction of the disc's rotation.
4 The parents are affectionate, attend to their young as long as they are helpless and unfledged, and will not forsake them even though the tree on which they rest be enveloped in flames.
5 "Are we near this same lodging-house?" said I, bluntly, to the guides, and using French, to show that I was no unfledged arrival from beyond the seas.
6 Addison eulogised Pope’s “Essay on Criticism;” and this fine genius covering with his wing an unfledged bardling, conferred a favour which, in the estimation of a poet, claims a life of indelible gratitude.
7 It was at Lutzen, a bloody fight, and no bad initiation for an unfledged soldier.
8 Four little, unfledged birds lifted up their heads, and opened their mouths wide.
9 And Hareton has been cast out like an unfledged dunnock!
哈里顿就像个羽毛还没长好的篱雀似的给扔出去了!
10 “He looks so different,” he says after a long minute, gazing down at the baby Henry on the page and his easy, unfledged sureness.
11 While the track isn’t necessarily unpleasant, it’s largely bland, rendering much of the sound puerile and unfledged.
12 May not some unfledged Galens remove the body for the purpose of dissection?—Worse than all, may not some malignant rival have already meditated a similar expedition?
13 You are as innocent as a babe, and you haven't the guile of an unfledged chicken.
14 Once, I myself, among these bad sleepers on the veranda, boasted that I had heard the bells at two o'clock, but I was scorned as an unfledged novice in their high convention.
15 The yearnings which I used to have towards it in those unfledged years!...
16 A small unfledged sparrow on the window sill.
窗台上有一只羽毛未丰的小麻雀.
17 Oxford after this assembly of frank opinions and incarnate enthusiasms seemed a colorless shelter for unfledged reactionaries, a nursery of callow men in the street.
18 "That you were like a funny little unfledged bird, trying to fly before its wing feathers were grown."
19 Aunt Elizabeth, who hated being brought into close contact with what she termed "unfledged creatures," generally left the house for that occasion.
20 I do not believe that the heart can ever experience a ruder shock than when an unfledged criminal first hears himself welcomed into the "Masonry" of guilt.
1 不成熟的
green unformed early juvenile undeveloped underdeveloped callow puerile inchoate babyish jejune unmatured wet behind the ears
3 未成熟
green rough crude adolescent immature verdant sucking unformed unbaked unripened unblown unmatured underripe vealy nonage in the gristle hard young tender juvenile embryo untimely unripe abortive callow jejune immaturity prematurity greenness crudeness verdancy in the shell premature rudimentary youngling impubic rash unseasoned
4 未成熟的
green rough crude adolescent immature verdant sucking unformed unbaked unripened unblown unmatured underripe vealy in the gristle hard young tender juvenile embryo untimely unripe abortive callow jejune in the shell premature rudimentary youngling impubic rash unseasoned
6 无经验的
raw naive untried callow unseasoned unschooled unversed snot-nosed unpractised raggedy-ass new green ignorant unskilled verdant guiltless
7 年轻
youthy young green juvenile youthful fledgling verdant vernal baby-doll juvenescent boyishly youthfully youth youthfulness verdancy juvenility juvenescence
9 乳臭未干