英语词汇unfavorably怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

unfavorably

adverb

US(UKunfavourably)

/ʌnˈfeɪ.vɚ.ə.bli/uk

/ʌnˈfeɪ.vər.ə.bli/

in a way that does not give you anadvantageor a goodchanceofsuccess:

Thesalariescompareunfavorably to otherfieldsofwork.

It was only asmallcountry, unfavorablysituated, with anindifferentsoil.

in anegativeway thatshowsthat you do not like something:

You mightlookat herhomeroutineandcompareit very unfavorably with mybusyjobin thecity.

I willlookunfavorably atpeoplewho can't bebotheredtoturnup topractice.

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unfavorable

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They wereaskedwhether theyfeltthey had beentreatedunfavorably in any way.
Hisleadershipislikelyto beviewedunfavorably by thePentagon.
Thenursesused to make afussof them andcompareus unfavorably to them.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Useless and futile

a mug's gameidiom
adrift
aimless
aimlessly
aimlessness
airy-fairy
frivolousness
fruitless
fruitlessly
fruitlessness
futile
negate
negation
no goodidiom
non-viable
unrealistically
untilyou areblue in the faceidiom
unviability
unviable
unwieldy

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(Definition ofunfavorablyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofunfavorably

unfavorably

Forty-seven percent view the presidentunfavorably, compared to 43 percent who view him favorably.

FromThe Hill

In sum, they are intolerant of imperfection as they feel it reflectsunfavorablyon them.

FromHuffington Post

Fifty-three percent view himunfavorablyincluding 33 percent who have a "strongly unfavorable" view of him.

FromThe Hill

Interestingly, 48 percent stated a favorable impression of corporations, while 43 percent saw themunfavorably.

FromThe Seattle Times

Yet colleges might lookunfavorablyon that lower-ranked student.

FromPhilly.com

Sixty-one percent of that group views her favorably, while just 14 percent view herunfavorably.

FromCBS News

That comparesunfavorablywith coal (2,249 pounds/megawatt hour) and natural gas (1,135 pounds/megawatt hour).

FromSlate Magazine

More voters now view herunfavorably, and by a near two to one margin they see her as untrustworthy.

FromHuffington Post

Both candidates are viewedunfavorablyby a majority of voters.

FromCBS News

That third data point could be key to further understanding why having a first child in a modernized culture canunfavorablyaffect parents' emotions.

FromCBS News

And millennials generally are the only age group that views socialism more favorably thanunfavorably.

FromNew York Post

First of all, heart-healthy mono-unsaturated fats aren'tunfavorablyaltered by heat.

FromCNN

These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

单词	unfavorably
释义	unfavorably adverb US(UKunfavourably) us /ʌnˈfeɪ.vɚ.ə.bli/uk /ʌnˈfeɪ.vər.ə.bli/ in a way that does not give you anadvantageor a goodchanceofsuccess: Thesalariescompareunfavorably to otherfieldsofwork. It was only asmallcountry, unfavorablysituated, with anindifferentsoil. in anegativeway thatshowsthat you do not like something: You mightlookat herhomeroutineandcompareit very unfavorably with mybusyjobin thecity. I willlookunfavorably atpeoplewho can't bebotheredtoturnup topractice. See unfavorable More examples They wereaskedwhether theyfeltthey had beentreatedunfavorably in any way. Hisleadershipislikelyto beviewedunfavorably by thePentagon. Thenursesused to make afussof them andcompareus unfavorably to them. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Useless and futile a mug's gameidiom adrift aimless aimlessly aimlessness airy-fairy frivolousness fruitless fruitlessly fruitlessness futile negate negation no goodidiom non-viable unrealistically untilyou areblue in the faceidiom unviability unviable unwieldy See more results » (Definition ofunfavorablyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofunfavorably unfavorably Forty-seven percent view the presidentunfavorably, compared to 43 percent who view him favorably. FromThe Hill In sum, they are intolerant of imperfection as they feel it reflectsunfavorablyon them. FromHuffington Post Fifty-three percent view himunfavorablyincluding 33 percent who have a "strongly unfavorable" view of him. FromThe Hill Interestingly, 48 percent stated a favorable impression of corporations, while 43 percent saw themunfavorably. FromThe Seattle Times Yet colleges might lookunfavorablyon that lower-ranked student. FromPhilly.com Sixty-one percent of that group views her favorably, while just 14 percent view herunfavorably. FromCBS News That comparesunfavorablywith coal (2,249 pounds/megawatt hour) and natural gas (1,135 pounds/megawatt hour). FromSlate Magazine More voters now view herunfavorably, and by a near two to one margin they see her as untrustworthy. FromHuffington Post Both candidates are viewedunfavorablyby a majority of voters. FromCBS News That third data point could be key to further understanding why having a first child in a modernized culture canunfavorablyaffect parents' emotions. FromCBS News And millennials generally are the only age group that views socialism more favorably thanunfavorably. FromNew York Post First of all, heart-healthy mono-unsaturated fats aren'tunfavorablyaltered by heat. FromCNN These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/unfavorably##
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