
英:/'ˌʌnɪmˈprest/ 美:/'ˌʌnɪmˈprest/
比較級:more unimpressed 最高級:most unimpressed
GRE
adj. 無印記的(沒有印象的),不感興趣的
When I was at school, I was unimpressed with the boy.
讀書時,我對這個男孩印象平平。
She was unimpressed by the good news.
她對這個好消息不為所動。
Lucy seems a little unimpressed with this.
露西似乎對此毫無興趣。
He was also very unimpressed by his teachers.
他也沒覺得他的老師們有多好。
Kitty's family was unworldly, unimpressed by power or money.
基蒂的家庭淡泊物質,不為權利和金錢所動。
He appeared unimpressed; but then, unimpressed was his default state.
他看似不為所動,但是,不為所動就是他的原樣。
Markets are rightly unimpressed.
市場都理所當然地對此無動于衷。
But markets were unimpressed.
但市場并未被打動。
unimpressed 是一個形容詞,用于描述對某人、某物或某種情況沒有留下深刻印象、不覺得有趣、特别或令人欽佩 的狀态。它傳達了一種冷淡、漠然、失望或批評 的态度。
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總之,“unimpressed”描述了一種因未能達到預期或被認為平庸而産生的冷淡、不以為然或輕微失望的态度。
“Unimpressed” 是一個形容詞,表示“未被觸動、不以為然或沒有留下深刻印象” 的狀态。它由否定前綴“un-” 和動詞“impress”(使印象深刻) 的過去分詞組成,字面含義是“未被留下印象的”。
表達冷淡或失望
描述對某事物缺乏興趣或認為其不夠出色。
► 例句:The critics were unimpressed by the film’s predictable plot.(影評人對電影老套的劇情不以為然。)
隱含對比或否定
常暗示原本期待更高,但結果未能滿足。
► 例句:He showed her his artwork, but she seemed unimpressed.(他向她展示了自己的作品,但她似乎無動于衷。)
搭配介詞
通常接“by” 或“with” 引出對象。
► 例句:They were unimpressed with the hotel’s facilities.(他們對酒店的設施不滿意。)
使用時可結合語境強調态度,例如在正式評價中或日常表達失望情緒。
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