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单词 unopposed
释义
unopposed
adjective
uk
/ˌʌn.əˈpəʊzd/us
/ˌʌn.əˈpoʊzd/
with no onetryingtocompeteagainst you:
无竞争的；无人反对的；无阻挠的
Thegovernorisrunningunopposed in theMarchDemocraticprimary.州长在3月份的民主党选拔中无人与之竞争。
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(Definition ofunopposedfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofunopposed

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For instance, given the assumptions just made, candidates that rununopposedhave probability of victory equal to 1, regardless of their platform.
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It also reveals that the development of professional armed forces did not happenunopposedand automatically.
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The thumb may either be opposed to the fingers orunopposed.
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Thus, young two-year-olds appear to show a very strong mapping preference on anunopposedtrial when it is the very first trial of the test.
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Anunopposedplenary session is planned featuring papers that will have significant impact on the way radiation oncologists' practice.
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His revolutionary plans proceeded, virtuallyunopposedby any individual, faction, or organization, as a result.
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It may be opposed orunopposed, but its joints are extended so that the thumb is not closed on the palm or unselected fingers.
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A completed entry isunopposedby any important group of experts.
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All had seniority and regularly ranunopposed.
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He now seems to have gained theunopposedright that belongs to dominant groups in rare periods of uncontested glory of making fun of others, without reply.
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This allows the development of the metaphor of possession, which is understood not as the right to speak but as actually speakingunopposedby others present.
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Endometrial cancer has been shown in previous studies to be increased by theunopposedaction of estrogens (15) and to be more common in women with polycystic ovarian disease (18).
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It has forfeited the right to have its measures go throughunopposed, and it has forfeited the right to be treated as an honest dealer.
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His biographer said that he had drifted into the arenaunopposed, with merely an election address, one speech and a few personal calls.
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In the criminal courts there is scope for improved listing and for dealing withunopposedadjournments and committals with reduced attendance by lawyers.
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