英:[ˌʌnˈku:l]
美:[ʌnˈkul]
英:[ˌʌnˈku:l]
美:[ʌnˈkul]
adjective
lacking in assurance, sophistication, or self-control
failing to accord with the values or styles (as of dress or behavior) of a particular group : not accepted or admired as cool or proper an uncool remark
driving an uncool car
1953年,源自嬉皮士俚语,由 un-(1)“不”和俚语意义的 cool(adj.)组成。
The first known use of uncool was in 1948
1 The wonderfully uncool fun she has playing drums in a neighborhood sports bar is delicious.
2 My dad was into him so I used to think he was uncool.
3 A lot of reviewers were so caught up in trying to argue that monogamy doesn't make someone uncool, that they missed the point of the book.
4 Uncool IR imaging technology, because of its low cost and high credibility, has attracted more and more attention.
非制冷红外成像技术由于其成本低可考性好而倍受关注。
5 We went to incredible lengths to avoid looking vulnerable or uncool.
6 “I pride myself on being tragically uncool,” she explained in an interview on Tuesday.
7 But he’s been uncool so long that he’s become kind of cool.
8 Its status as the Official Shoe of Quarantine was sealed more by the fashion world, with its tendency to resuscitate things once considered ugly or uncool.
9 How much clearer the roles if the "us" were simply humans, the "them" a bunch of decaying corpses/blood-sucking vampires/uncool werewolves?
10 We both chose not to wear the goggles, feeling that they were deeply uncool and there was no real danger of eye injury.
11 What is flat out uncool, however, is for a woman who's in no way been wronged by her almost-husband to badmouth his prowess to the world.
12 “Before World War II,” he said, “it was absolutely cool to play this for the young people, and after World War II, it was absolutely uncool.”
13 “It was so uncool. I nearly died when I saw it.”
14 To look mechanical but not be mechanical is deeply uncool.
15 Barb, whose daily wardrobe consists of mom jeans and giant glasses, is so uncool that she’s way cool — like your dad’s Members Only jacket.
16 The young team was playing by mean-girl high school rules, cavalierly booting whoever seemed uncool or out of sync with the majority.
17 I ignore his scolding, and the urge to point out that he was the one shoplifting, and therefore he was the uncool one.
18 In popular culture, CCM is often the butt of jokes, shorthand for "uncool."
19 “I was very uncool when I went to meet them,” she said.
20 Who knows what effect an unfortunate blast of Black Eyed Peas, Robin Thicke or any other uncool choices might have on those delicate tannins?
1 人烦恼
2 狂热
mental wild crazy violent mad evangelical cracked fanatic rampant demonic rabid frenetic torrid madly -mania rage FAD craze mania rapture furore ardour crackers go into raptures go overboard
3 狂热的
mental wild crazy violent mad evangelical cracked fanatic rampant demonic rabid frenetic torrid crackers go overboard
4 使人烦恼的
5 粗野的
incult inurbane rabelaesian low funny mechanical provincial corny lewd shaggy barbarous unkempt raunchy uncouth uncultivated uncivil untutored loutish ungracious boeotian pantagruel uncourteous rabelaisian unhewn jungli homebred robustious backwoodsy gothish agrestic cubbish unmannerly
6 人烦恼的
7 使人烦恼
8 不流行的
10 不时髦的
untrendy naff démodé unfashionable daggy tasteless dowdy mumsy old-fashioned unsophisticated out
12 给人印象不深的
13 使人不愉快
14 人不愉快
15 没把握的
16 不能自制
17 令人尴尬的
18 无吸引力的
19 人不愉快的
putrid ungracious unthankful uncharming not very nice unpleasant villainous bad nasty irritating displeasing
20 粗野
incult inurbane rabelaesian low funny mechanical provincial corny lewd shaggy barbarous unkempt raunchy uncouth uncultivated uncivil untutored loutish ungracious boeotian pantagruel uncourteous rabelaisian unhewn jungli homebred robustious backwoodsy gothish agrestic cubbish unmannerly swinery meanness barbarity incivility provincialism raunch provinciality gothicism
21 使人不愉快的
putrid ungracious unthankful uncharming not very nice unpleasant villainous bad nasty irritating displeasing
22 没把握
23 纵情