Definition of unclaimed in English:

unclaimed

adjective ʌnˈkleɪmdˌənˈkleɪmd

Not demanded or requested as being something one has a right to.
无人认领的
unclaimed benefits
无人认领的救济金。
Example sentencesExamples
- It is estimated that £126.5m in disability benefits goes unclaimed by people who go on to die of cancer.
- This was raised by the sale of unclaimed lost property.
- Hundreds of millions of pounds in benefits cash lies unclaimed each year so it's well worth taking the time to check all your entitlements.
- He also introduced a rickshaw service, which takes unclaimed bodies from the government mortuary for a proper burial.
- Perhaps they lose more in unclaimed benefits than they gain in tax breaks.
- We're sold out, as we have been for many performances, and people are lining up to purchase any unclaimed tickets.
- Two such unclaimed briefcases were found from the old district court chowk this morning causing a scare among residents.
- About £2 million worth of winning tickets have gone unclaimed by absent-minded Essex players.
- There are already billions of pounds in unclaimed benefits.
- So far £600 million has gone to good causes from unclaimed tickets since 1994.
- The huge amount of unclaimed benefits shows this doesn't work.
- Phones that go unclaimed for more than three months are resold or discarded.
- You know all those times when the jackpot goes unclaimed?
- The most common benefits left unclaimed include the new pensions credit, which tops up the pension according to need.
- It was all by way of drawing attention to a pair of unclaimed prizes which are burning sizeable holes in the Lotto vaults in Dublin.
- Up in the press seats, a large pot of cash sat unclaimed.
- The biggest prize currently unclaimed is a jackpot worth almost £3m.
- A £5,000 reward for information leading to the killer's arrest and conviction is still unclaimed.
- The mysterious package was taken into the Stagecoach office overnight, and remained unclaimed yesterday morning.
- At the end of storage-out, any items left in storage will be considered unclaimed.

Rhymes

ashamed, self-proclaimed, unframed, unnamed, unreclaimed, untamed

Definition of unclaimed in US English:

unclaimed

adjectiveˌənˈklāmdˌənˈkleɪmd

Not demanded or requested as being something one has a right to.
无人认领的
unclaimed benefits
无人认领的救济金。
Example sentencesExamples
- We're sold out, as we have been for many performances, and people are lining up to purchase any unclaimed tickets.
- The biggest prize currently unclaimed is a jackpot worth almost £3m.
- It was all by way of drawing attention to a pair of unclaimed prizes which are burning sizeable holes in the Lotto vaults in Dublin.
- It is estimated that £126.5m in disability benefits goes unclaimed by people who go on to die of cancer.
- About £2 million worth of winning tickets have gone unclaimed by absent-minded Essex players.
- Up in the press seats, a large pot of cash sat unclaimed.
- The mysterious package was taken into the Stagecoach office overnight, and remained unclaimed yesterday morning.
- Perhaps they lose more in unclaimed benefits than they gain in tax breaks.
- At the end of storage-out, any items left in storage will be considered unclaimed.
- Hundreds of millions of pounds in benefits cash lies unclaimed each year so it's well worth taking the time to check all your entitlements.
- He also introduced a rickshaw service, which takes unclaimed bodies from the government mortuary for a proper burial.
- This was raised by the sale of unclaimed lost property.
- The most common benefits left unclaimed include the new pensions credit, which tops up the pension according to need.
- The huge amount of unclaimed benefits shows this doesn't work.
- Phones that go unclaimed for more than three months are resold or discarded.
- A £5,000 reward for information leading to the killer's arrest and conviction is still unclaimed.
- You know all those times when the jackpot goes unclaimed?
- There are already billions of pounds in unclaimed benefits.
- So far £600 million has gone to good causes from unclaimed tickets since 1994.
- Two such unclaimed briefcases were found from the old district court chowk this morning causing a scare among residents.

单词	unclaimed
释义	Definition of unclaimed in English: unclaimed adjective ʌnˈkleɪmdˌənˈkleɪmd Not demanded or requested as being something one has a right to. 无人认领的 unclaimed benefits 无人认领的救济金。 Example sentencesExamples It is estimated that £126.5m in disability benefits goes unclaimed by people who go on to die of cancer. This was raised by the sale of unclaimed lost property. Hundreds of millions of pounds in benefits cash lies unclaimed each year so it's well worth taking the time to check all your entitlements. He also introduced a rickshaw service, which takes unclaimed bodies from the government mortuary for a proper burial. Perhaps they lose more in unclaimed benefits than they gain in tax breaks. We're sold out, as we have been for many performances, and people are lining up to purchase any unclaimed tickets. Two such unclaimed briefcases were found from the old district court chowk this morning causing a scare among residents. About £2 million worth of winning tickets have gone unclaimed by absent-minded Essex players. There are already billions of pounds in unclaimed benefits. So far £600 million has gone to good causes from unclaimed tickets since 1994. The huge amount of unclaimed benefits shows this doesn't work. Phones that go unclaimed for more than three months are resold or discarded. You know all those times when the jackpot goes unclaimed? The most common benefits left unclaimed include the new pensions credit, which tops up the pension according to need. It was all by way of drawing attention to a pair of unclaimed prizes which are burning sizeable holes in the Lotto vaults in Dublin. Up in the press seats, a large pot of cash sat unclaimed. The biggest prize currently unclaimed is a jackpot worth almost £3m. A £5,000 reward for information leading to the killer's arrest and conviction is still unclaimed. The mysterious package was taken into the Stagecoach office overnight, and remained unclaimed yesterday morning. At the end of storage-out, any items left in storage will be considered unclaimed. Rhymes ashamed, self-proclaimed, unframed, unnamed, unreclaimed, untamed Definition of unclaimed in US English: unclaimed adjectiveˌənˈklāmdˌənˈkleɪmd Not demanded or requested as being something one has a right to. 无人认领的 unclaimed benefits 无人认领的救济金。 Example sentencesExamples We're sold out, as we have been for many performances, and people are lining up to purchase any unclaimed tickets. The biggest prize currently unclaimed is a jackpot worth almost £3m. It was all by way of drawing attention to a pair of unclaimed prizes which are burning sizeable holes in the Lotto vaults in Dublin. It is estimated that £126.5m in disability benefits goes unclaimed by people who go on to die of cancer. About £2 million worth of winning tickets have gone unclaimed by absent-minded Essex players. Up in the press seats, a large pot of cash sat unclaimed. The mysterious package was taken into the Stagecoach office overnight, and remained unclaimed yesterday morning. Perhaps they lose more in unclaimed benefits than they gain in tax breaks. At the end of storage-out, any items left in storage will be considered unclaimed. Hundreds of millions of pounds in benefits cash lies unclaimed each year so it's well worth taking the time to check all your entitlements. He also introduced a rickshaw service, which takes unclaimed bodies from the government mortuary for a proper burial. This was raised by the sale of unclaimed lost property. The most common benefits left unclaimed include the new pensions credit, which tops up the pension according to need. The huge amount of unclaimed benefits shows this doesn't work. Phones that go unclaimed for more than three months are resold or discarded. A £5,000 reward for information leading to the killer's arrest and conviction is still unclaimed. You know all those times when the jackpot goes unclaimed? There are already billions of pounds in unclaimed benefits. So far £600 million has gone to good causes from unclaimed tickets since 1994. Two such unclaimed briefcases were found from the old district court chowk this morning causing a scare among residents.
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