unimpressed
英 [ˌʌnɪmˈprest]

adj.

印象平平的，无深刻印象的，未被打动的；

英英释义

unimpressed[ ,ʌnim'prest ]

• adj.not moved to serious regard

  "trying to appear unimpressed"

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. Yet he remains unimpressed by the fashion for having fathers present at births.
   然而，他对生产时让父亲在场的时兴做法仍然不屑一顾。
2. I'm unimpressed with a man who doesn't take the lead.
   我不喜欢不主动的男人。
3. Alas, Mr Baucus's fellow committee members were unimpressed.
   哎呀，鲍卡斯先生的幕僚们对此却反应冷淡。
4. In time his reputation may recover somewhat, but locals are unimpressed.
   他可能慢慢地恢复一些名声,但是同乡们并不买账。

权威例句

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Local residents unimpressed by growth plan
Being Unimpressed with Ourselves: Reconceiving Humility
Nutritionists unimpressed by sugar lobby's outcry.
Theatre of the Unimpressed: In Search of Vital Drama
"Inhibition of return is unimpressed by emotional cues": Erratum.
Missouri OKs School Aid Plan; Likely Plaintiffs Unimpressed
Printing machine adapted for use with unimpressed films requiring a very long exposure