un·kind

adjective

/ˌʌnˈkaɪnd/

单词	unkind
释义	un·kind adjective /ˌʌnˈkaɪnd/ /ˌʌnˈkaɪnd/ unkind (to somebody/something) (to do something) not pleasant or friendly; slightly cruel不友善的；不亲切的；不客气的；刻薄的 an unkind remark不友善的话 He was never actually unkind to them.其实他从没有对他们不好。 It would be unkind to go without him.甩掉他那就太不够朋友了。 She never said anything unkind about anyone.她从未说过任何人的坏话。 opposite kind Extra Examples I don't think he meant to sound unkind.我不认为他的意思是听起来不友善。 Perhaps it was a little unkind of me to mention her accident.也许我提及她的事故有点不友善。 She can be terribly unkind sometimes.她有时会非常不友善。 Oxford Collocations DictionaryUnkind is used with these nouns: word
随便看	at any moment now at any price at any rate at-any-rate at a/one go \| at/in a single go at a pinch at a premium at a price at a push atar at a rate of knots at-arms-length at-a-single-cast at a (single) glance at a single glance at a single go \| at a go at a (single) stroke \| at one stroke at a single stroke \| at one stroke at a snail’s pace at a steady clip a taste/dose of your own medicine a taste of your own medicine at a stroke \| at one stroke at a tender age \| at the tender age of… at a/the crossroads