英:[ˌɪmprəˈpraɪəti]
美:[ˌɪmprəˈpraɪəti]
英:[ˌɪmprəˈpraɪəti]
美:[ˌɪmprəˈpraɪəti]
n.
不得体
不适当
不得体的举止
不正确
im·pro·pri·e·ty
Im pr praI ih ti
复数:improprieties
词根:improper
adj.improper 不正确的,错误的;不适当的;不合礼仪的
adv.improperly 不适当地;错误地
17世纪10年代,"不合适的品质或事实",源自16世纪的法语词汇 impropriété,或直接来自拉丁语词汇 improprietas "impropriety",源自 improprius "improper" (见 improper )。作为 "不适当的事物",出现在1670年代。
French or Late Latin; French impropriété, from Late Latin improprietat-, improprietas, from Latin improprius
The first known use of impropriety was in 1607
improveverb
to make or become better when economic conditions improve
genetics helps us improve plants
to increase the value of (land or property) by making improvements
to make good use of
improved their time by studying German
to make useful additions or changes
improveverb
to make or become better when economic conditions improve
genetics helps us improve plants
to increase the value of (land or property) by making improvements
to make good use of
improved their time by studying German
to make useful additions or changes
improprietynoun
the quality or state of being improper
an improper act or remark
1 Unapologetic impropriety was a central tenet of Dada; it feels present here, too.
2 And they both hinged on award-winning turns by big stars, who are now unlikely to feature in any more episodes thanks to stories of their sexual impropriety.
3 She joins numerous other women in Hollywood who have accused Weinstein of similar impropriety.
4 Joan Rivers' death continues to make ripples weeks later, with a doctor accused of impropriety during the comic's ill-fated outpatient surgery denying those allegations and the future of "Fashion Police" uncertain.
5 The book’s allegations of sexual impropriety opened the floodgates.
6 Have you noticed any impropriety in the lab since you've been assigned here?
自从你来这里,是否注意到实验室有何不对的地方?
7 You note that in Victorian times, fear of blasphemy gave way to fear of impropriety.
8 If you are accused of a sexual impropriety, you are done; just with the accusation.
9 And she takes a stand against improprieties — admonishing folks about chewing gum, rewinding VHS tapes, buckling their seatbelts, or wearing white after Labor Day.
10 After all, one French figure after another has been hit with allegations of impropriety.
11 Their findings were disturbing, if not exactly earth-shattering: the undercover footage revealed some glaring improprieties and a few instances of callousness, plus a cynical eye for profit.
12 Today, journalists seek out scandals, often “exaggerating the importance of minor mistakes or improprieties” focusing more on attention-grabbing than offering nuance, complexity and a balanced truth.
13 “It is not Watergate at this point,” Dean says of TrumpWorld’s improprieties and indiscretions, alleged and otherwise.
14 Things were further complicated earlier this month when the orchestra’s concertmaster was suspended for alleged sexual improprieties.
15 He said there didn't immediately appear to be any indication of impropriety with the evidence or testing.
16 The accusations against Weinstein triggered a flood of allegations of sexual impropriety by other celebrities that have rocked Hollywood and dominated this year’s movie awards season.
17 I was surprised by the impropriety of his remarks.
他的话不得体,我听了很诧异。
18 If do not have the corresponding conditions to develop own-brand blindly, it could lead to the PB commodity impropriety, inefficient and damage enterprise image, the consequences.
如果不具备相应条件就盲目发展自有品牌,则可能导致PB商品经营不当、效益不佳以及损害企业形象等后果。
19 The "emergency suspension" the teacher later received is a disciplinary tactic used when an employee is accused of "threatened or actual" sexual impropriety or physical harm to a student, according to district policy.
20 Parliament was accused of constitutional impropriety.
议会被指控有违宪行为.
1 失礼
cheeky disrespectful discourteous indecently disrespectfully flippantly impertinently impolitely discourteously discourteousness liberty disrespect solecism impoliteness impertinency ill breeding indelicate break indecorum beg
2 错误
off wrong false incorrect improper inaccurate bum erroneous amiss errant erring wrongheaded awry improperly falsely mistakenly wrongly erroneously wrongfully error hole mistake slip fault inaccuracy goof boggle slip-up wrongness clinker brodie inadvertence screwup slipup be in the wrong by misadventure off beam up the creek in error off the track
3 不诚实的行为
4 不适合
unsuited ill-suited unfitted inapposite unadapted unadaptable ungenial ill-matched incapacitate indispose
5 不适当
bad unfortunate inappropriate inadequate improper undue unlucky ineligible unsuitable unfit indecent misplaced unbecoming inopportune unsuited ill-suited impertinent ill-considered off-key unfitting inapt uncomely inapposite infelicitous unapt unmeet incompetence inadequacy impertinence unsuitability infelicity inaptitude uncalled for unhappy insufficient unseemly uncalled-for malapropos incongruity incorrect absurd incongruous untoward inexpedient indecorous wrong punk incompetent unwise inept incongruent incommensurate amiss inexpedience insufficiency ineptitude indecency incorrectness indispose bum ill wry inapplicable unfitted unpregnant inequality indisposition
6 误用
illegitimate abusively misuse perversion misapplication abusiveness misusage pervert profane misapply misimprove
7 不合适
n/a off-key wrong unfortunate improper unsuitable unequal indecent inept unseemly unbecoming inopportune unseasonable unfitting unseasonal uncomely unbefitting amiss unfit out of place
8 不正确
bad wrong false incorrect inaccurate lax unfaithful fallible inexact incorrectly falsely wrongly inaccuracy laxity inexactitude erroneous untrue untruthful askew cata-
9 不妥当
wrong inappropriate naughty unadvisable inexpedient ineptitude inexpediency beyond the pale incorrect improper ineligible indecent ill-considered debit
10 不正直
11 失礼的言行
12 不正当的行为
14 不当
15 不正当
cross dirty foul unlawful irregular illicit undue unjust crook untrue wrongful oblique perverse devious kinky perverted unconscionable tortuous adulterous unrighteous thrawn raggy thievish adulterine tortuosity cold-deck wrongous unfair crooked sinuous surreptitious unwarrantable wrong indirection foulness
16 不体面
poor improper shameful unseemly disreputable ignominious seamy bald-faced unrespectable ignominy disreputation
17 行为不端
18 下流
gross nasty spicy rude ripe improper vile vulgar abject scurvy squalid ignoble immodest scurrilous ribald off-color smutty indelicate swinish caddish blackguardly off-colour ithyphallic paltrily grossly indecently meanly vulgarly squalidity vulgarity meanness lowliness foulness immodesty ribaldry indelicacy scurrility beastliness shamefulness ignobility squalidness impudicity sordor off color mean base low bad blue raw dirty ugly foul villain salty muddy coarse naughty shameful unclean indecent lewd seedy unrefined barbarous raunchy barnyard porcine bawdy bestial X-rated locker-room impudent unrepeatable unchaste gamy hoggish smoking-room low-minded Fescennine dyslogistic scurril hogly broad filth indecency unchastity raunch down and dirty