释义 |
unflatteringun‧flat‧ter‧ing /ʌnˈflætərɪŋ/ adjective - An unflattering article about her appeared on the front page of the tabloids.
- an unflattering photograph
- By contrast, many unflattering things have been said recently about Mrs Clinton.
- Far from being unflattering, they add cleavage, volume or support as in the Gossard Wonderbra.
- For instance, why is showing an unflattering picture of Bob Dole in a television commercial such a terrible crime?
- In which case, silly-billy's identity was obvious if unflattering.
- That is unless Durham folk take the same unflattering view of today's cricketers as the county's overseas star Dean Jones.
- The unflattering and lively style of Roman portraits makes even the most conventional subject seem lifelike to the modern viewer.
- The unflattering portraits elicited strong protests from some of the campaigns.
- What follows is a somewhat unflattering description of Dottie.
making someone look or seem bad or unattractive: an unflattering portrait |