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汉语拼音：bù zháo diào

1.不合乐调。引申为不正派，没规矩。

1. 不合乐调。引申为不正派，没规矩。古名家本 元 关汉卿 《窦娥冤》第二折：“説一会那丈夫打凤的机关，使了些不着调虚嚣的见识。” 孙芋 《妇女代表》：“这个死媳妇，就象迷住了窍似的，这么不着调，吃饱了又走啦！”

• The picture above is Kazunori making a disc-stamping motion with his hands as he answered our query on the ever-shifting release date.

  上面的图片显示了山内在回答我们对于那个永远不着调的发售日期的问题的时候，用自己的手比划压盘的动作。

• His formal clothes made him the odd one out in the club.

  他那正式的服装在俱乐部里很不着调。

• You tell those unreasonable and fake stories to a little kid?

  你给个孩子讲这些荒谬不着调的故事？

• I don't quite understand what music, so sometimes not by the spectrum, sometimes not adjusted.

  我这人不太懂音乐，所以时而不靠谱，时而不着调。

• To throw someone your jealous eye seems out of tune.

  给人嫉妒的眼色是不是有点不着调？

• Charlie began to play the saxophone that night. He played well for a while. But he then became lost in the music.

  查理那晚演奏了萨克斯风，起初他演奏得不错，但之后他乱了方寸，找不着调儿了。

• Life is like my song, sometimes without spectrum, sometimes not adjusted.

  生活就象我的歌声，时而不靠谱，时而不着调。

• Everyone laughed, I guess because no other response was appropriate, and we simply moved on to other topics.

  大家哄堂大笑，我猜是因为我老婆的回答完全不着调。于是我们转移到另一个话题去了。

• In the 20th century, classical music became more atonal, visual art more unsettling.

  进入20世纪，古典音乐开始朝着越来越“不着调”的方向发展，视觉艺术也变得越来越混乱。