unwisely
英 [ˌʌn'waɪzlɪ] 美 [ˌʌn'waɪzlɪ]

adv.

无智地，愚笨地；

英英释义

unwisely[ 'ʌn'waizli ]

• adv.without good sense or judgment

  同义词：foolishly

双语例句

用作副词(adv.)

1. Britain has indeed splashed out on education but in some questionable areas, and it has squeezed, perhaps unwisely, in others.
   英国确实在教育领域大量花钱，但是在有疑问的领域却压缩开支，或许愚笨地，来支持其他领域。

权威例句

U.S. Unwisely Ignores Sub-Saharan Africa
Choosing unwisely? - The Fans Speak Out
Trust the Tories to Choose Unwisely
Analysis: Sinking in debt, yet spending unwisely
Workers may be moving retirement savings unwisely
Dutch disease: too much wealth managed unwisely. (Back to Basics).
Stafford says some Americans have used retirement accounts unwisely
Freedom to Choose Unwisely: Congress' Misguided Decision to Leave 401(K) Plan Participants to Their Own Devices
Consumer Mistakes in the Mortgage Market: Choosing Unwisely versus Not Switching Wisely
Ethnobotanical Crisis as the US Government Attempts to Utilize Biowarfare to Unwisely Combat the War on Drugs