uncongenial

uncongenial

美 [ˌʌnkən'dʒi:niəl]  英 [ˌʌnkən'dʒi:niəl]

  • adj.不友善的;性情不相投的;不愉快的;令人紧张的

例句

Prince Andrey did not laugh, and was afraid he would be felt uncongenial by this party.

安德烈公爵没有笑意害怕群人思想上感到沉重

Robert and he were temperamentally uncongenial . With Jennie he had really been happy, he had truly lived.

罗伯又是脾气不合只有珍妮一起才有快乐才能算是真正生活

Your circumstances may be uncongenial, but they shall not long remain so if you perceive an ideal and strive to reach it.

环境也许并不如意只要心怀理想实现这个理想努力奋斗相信环境很快就会有所改变

Brother-in-law Pan Yue to play up, day night uncongenial color, knowledge and also know not to do.

内兄潘岳使终日识者不可荣辱

China can undertake and complete any risky projects at any uncongenial terrain in the world .

中国可以世界任何适宜地域建设任何危险工程

If you must live with uncongenial people, set to their conquest by love.

如果生活性情相投人们中间爱心战胜他们

Real politic thinking is uncongenial to american political discourse

现实政治思想美国政治演说性质不同