不情基本解释

汉语拼音:bù qíng

1.不近人情;不合情理。

2.无情;薄情。

不情详细解释

  1. 不近人情;不合情理。

    三国 魏 嵇康 《与山巨源绝交书》:“欲降心顺俗,则诡故不情。” 唐 刘禹锡 《汴州刺史厅壁记》:“凡曲防苛禁不情乖体者,悉剗之,一出乎令典。” 明 刘基 《郁离子·大人不为不情》:“是故不情之事,大人不为之。” 鲁迅 《朝花夕拾·二十四孝图》:“正如将‘肉麻当作有趣’一般,以不情为伦纪,诬蔑了古人,教坏了后人。”

  2. 无情;薄情。

    《新唐书·蔡廷玉传》:“ 滔 虽大弟,多变不情,如假以兵,是嫁之祸也。” 宋 岳飞 《谢讲和赦表》:“盖夷虏不情,犬羊无信,莫守金石之约,难充谿壑之求。” 清 刘瀛 《珠江奇遇记》卷二:“ 阮 曰:‘ 琴 大不情!’ 琴 含泪曰:‘人若有情,妾身胡为流落至此!’言下泪簌簌不止。”

不情双语翻译,不情在线翻译例句

  • The statement from Mr. Armstrong's family referred to him as 'a reluctant American hero who always believed he was just doing his job. '

    阿姆斯特朗的家人发表的声明称他是一个不情不愿的美国英雄,他一直认为自己只是做了分内之事。

  • We either uncomfortably hang our belongings on a public coat rack, or across the back of our chair for the world to see.

    也只好不情不愿地把我们的东西挂在公用的衣架上,或是系在所有人都能看见的椅背上。

  • That explain why I got to work late everyday, unless I really unable to fall asleep again and finally wake up reluctantly at 7am plus.

    所以我几乎每天上班都迟到,除非真的辗转难眠到7点多钟,最后不情不愿的爬起身。

  • But it cannot hope to make up for the reluctance of the eurozone's leading players to provide the support needed.

    然而,它不能指望代替不情不愿的欧元区主要成员国提供必要的支援。

  • China did go along, a little reluctantly, with a new package of international sanctions on Iran.

    至于对伊朗的新一揽子国际制裁措施,中国倒是投了赞成票,尽管有些不情不愿。

  • Apparently the sentinels lived practically on top of the smelting operations, while overseeing a presumably reluctant labor force.

    很明显,当时的卫兵们就生活在熔炼平台的顶端,去监管那些可能不情不愿的劳工们。

  • Not for nothing is the speaker of the House of Commons ritually dragged unwillingly to his chair.

    下议院议长根据仪式挪到他椅子上时不情不愿不是没有理由的。

  • There are a little different this time, but I am forced again, and don't willing to do it.

    这次不同,但大概又是被迫的,所以有点不情不愿的。

  • A continuation of the grudging incrementalism of the past two years now risks catastrophe.

    如今,继续过去两年那种不情不愿的渐进主义做法,可能会招致灾难。