inexpedient
英 [ˌɪnɪkˈspi:diənt] 美 [ˌɪnɪkˈspidiənt]

adj.

不妥当的，不适当的，不明智的；

n.

不妥当，不明智；

adv.

不妥当地，不适当地，不明智地；

英英释义

inexpedient[ ,inik'spi:djəns ]

• adj.
  • not suitable or advisable

    "an inexpedient tactic"

  • not appropriate to the purpose

    同义词：unwise

双语例句

1. It would be inexpedient to inform them at this stage.
   在目前阶段就通知他们很不妥当。

权威例句

It Is Inexpedient to Repeat Recertification!
"Inexpedient and Unwise": The First American External Degree Programs, 1876-1910.
Poland considers inexpedient to complete construction of Odesa-Brody oil pipeline - Azarov
[Blood pressure measurement as performed in outpatient clinics is inexpedient].
[Reporting guidelines for reporting empirical research - useful or inexpedient?]
Expected Volume of Disconfirmation and Write-off of Reserves Inexpedient to Be Developed
DRAFTING BILL ON CONSTITUTIONAL ASSEMBLY CONVOCATION FOUND INEXPEDIENT - KREMLIN CHIEF OF STAFF
"Finding farmers": vital for policy-markers but politically inexpedient / Andrew Cartwright, Nigel Swain.
Preservation for Future use of the Autologous Saphenous Vein during femoro-popliteal Bypass Surgery is Inexpedient
”It’s not fair”. An investigation into how inexpedient psychosocial care for unaccompanied refugee children is developed and sust...