unchaste
英 ['ʌn'tʃeɪst] 美 [ʌn'tʃeɪst]

adj.

不贞洁的；

英英释义

unchaste[ ,ʌn'tʃeist ]

• adj.not chaste

  "unchaste conduct"

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. And, indeed, if I had stayed unchaste, I would have gotten burned out.
   的确，如果我保持无节操的，我会失去兴趣。

权威例句

Unchaste signification : metaphor and shakespearean drama /
Unchaste Character, Ideology, and the California Rape Evidence Laws
Unchaste and Incredible: The Use of Gendered Conceptions of Honor in Impeachment
"A Multitude of Unchaste Women:"Prostitution in the British Empire
'Intemperate and Unchaste': Jean Rhys and Caribbean Creole Identity
Metaphor and Shakespearean drama : unchaste signification
"Unchaste"Goddesses, Turbulent Waters: Postcolonial Constructions of the Divine Feminine in South Asian Fiction
Metaphor and Shakespearean Drama: Unchaste Signification by Maria Franziska Fahey
Rome, Pollution and Propriety: On the burial of unchaste Vestal Virgins
Aberrants, devil's children and unchaste games: Old High German dry-stylus glosses of Isidor of Sevilla. "De ecclesiasticis officiis"