unflattering
英 [ʌnˈflætərɪŋ] 美 [ʌnˈflætərɪŋ]

adj.

不讨好人的，不奉承人的；

英英释义

unflattering

• adj.showing or representing unfavorably

  "an unflattering portrait"

  同义词：uncomplimentary

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. When you tell stories about yourself, you usually leave out the parts that are unflattering.
   当你讲述你自己的故事时，你通常忽略不太好的部分。
2. I would have been better pleased to be remembered in an unflattering light than forgotten altogether like this.
   我倒宁愿她还记得我，哪怕对我印象不好也没有关系，但不愿意她就这样把我忘了。
3. Short hair can be very unflattering.
   短发可能会很不顺眼。
4. A photograph of the bust was deliberately unflattering.
   半身像的照片故意被拍得很不起眼。

权威例句

Unearth unflattering into?
An Unflattering but Fair Portrait
When Imitation Is Unflattering
Peer review: An unflattering picture
Counteracting an unflattering portrayal of dentistry.
Drug firm, relenting, allows unflattering study to appear.
Sexy subject, unflattering questions: Interviewing partners about intimacies and sex
Sexy Subject, Unflattering questions: Interviewing Partners about Intimacies and Sex
Flattering and unflattering personality portraits of integratively simple and complex managers.
Jim Carrey loves the conservative backlash to his unflattering Sarah Huckabee Sanders portrait: 'I am so gratified by the reaction'