英语词汇“unequal”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

unequal

/ʌnˈiːkw(ə)l

adjective

1Not equal in quantity, size, or value: two rooms of unequal size unequal odds...

Techniques for unequal sample sizes use modifications of critical values and standard errors.
In our analyses, we do not attempt to quantify amounts of observed overlap because of unequal sample sizes.
Moreover, if Mr. Lister is worried about schools of unequal size being formed, why wasn't Harrington Sound Primary trimmed back from its current three streams to two?

Synonyms

different, differing, dissimilar, unlike, unalike, unidentical, disparate, not uniform, unmatched, not matching;

uneven, unbalanced, asymmetrical, unsymmetrical, lopsided, irregular, random, fluctuating, varying, variable

1.1Not fair, evenly balanced, or having equal advantage: an unequal distribution of power...

Power is always an asymmetrical relationship based on different knowledge and its unequal distribution.
As a result, an unequal distribution of power long has been perpetuated in the nurse-physician relationship.
The unequal distribution of power between managers and workers is the basic cause of the conflict between them.

Synonyms

unfair, unjust, random, disproportionate, inequitable, biased, prejudiced

one-sided, uneven, unfair, unjust, inequitable, ill-matched, unbalanced, lopsided

2 (unequal to) Lacking the ability or resources to cope with: she felt unequal to the task before her...

Bush is determined to keep the dynamism vibrant and to encourage and empower the poor to take part in it, rather than to suggest that they are unequal to the task.
Where law enforcement agencies are unequal to a task, it is the community that should rise as a man to fill in the breach.
For literary theoreticians, it is axiomatic that language is unequal to the task of encompassing reality.

Synonyms

inadequate for, insufficient for, incapable of, unqualified for, unsuited to, unfitted for, incompetent at, not up to, found wanting in

informal not cut out for

noun

A person or thing regarded as unequal to another in status or level: I have lived for fifty years as an unequal in this country...

Before one can think of equality between unequals, the dwarf must be raised to the height of the giant.
This fear carries a tragic weight: it diminishes the possibility of trust among unequals; it inhibits confidence in or surrender to the judgment of others.
The researchers' explanation is that freer expression of conflict occurs more among peers than among unequals.

Derivatives

unequalize

(also unequalise) verb

unequally

/ʌnˈiːkwəli

/ adverb ...

‘The wealth is unequally distributed, so the social fabric is dysfunctioning,’ says Dessy.
Like money, it's always going to be unequally spread.
Another explanation that had been offered was the economic growth was real, but the gains were being distributed unequally.

单词	unequal
释义	unequal /ʌnˈiːkw(ə)l / adjective 1Not equal in quantity, size, or value: two rooms of unequal size unequal odds... Techniques for unequal sample sizes use modifications of critical values and standard errors. In our analyses, we do not attempt to quantify amounts of observed overlap because of unequal sample sizes. Moreover, if Mr. Lister is worried about schools of unequal size being formed, why wasn't Harrington Sound Primary trimmed back from its current three streams to two? Synonyms different, differing, dissimilar, unlike, unalike, unidentical, disparate, not uniform, unmatched, not matching; uneven, unbalanced, asymmetrical, unsymmetrical, lopsided, irregular, random, fluctuating, varying, variable 1.1Not fair, evenly balanced, or having equal advantage: an unequal distribution of power... Power is always an asymmetrical relationship based on different knowledge and its unequal distribution. As a result, an unequal distribution of power long has been perpetuated in the nurse-physician relationship. The unequal distribution of power between managers and workers is the basic cause of the conflict between them. Synonyms unfair, unjust, random, disproportionate, inequitable, biased, prejudiced one-sided, uneven, unfair, unjust, inequitable, ill-matched, unbalanced, lopsided 2 (unequal to) Lacking the ability or resources to cope with: she felt unequal to the task before her... Bush is determined to keep the dynamism vibrant and to encourage and empower the poor to take part in it, rather than to suggest that they are unequal to the task. Where law enforcement agencies are unequal to a task, it is the community that should rise as a man to fill in the breach. For literary theoreticians, it is axiomatic that language is unequal to the task of encompassing reality. Synonyms inadequate for, insufficient for, incapable of, unqualified for, unsuited to, unfitted for, incompetent at, not up to, found wanting in informal not cut out for noun A person or thing regarded as unequal to another in status or level: I have lived for fifty years as an unequal in this country... Before one can think of equality between unequals, the dwarf must be raised to the height of the giant. This fear carries a tragic weight: it diminishes the possibility of trust among unequals; it inhibits confidence in or surrender to the judgment of others. The researchers' explanation is that freer expression of conflict occurs more among peers than among unequals. Derivatives unequalize (also unequalise) verb unequally /ʌnˈiːkwəli / adverb ... ‘The wealth is unequally distributed, so the social fabric is dysfunctioning,’ says Dessy. Like money, it's always going to be unequally spread. Another explanation that had been offered was the economic growth was real, but the gains were being distributed unequally.
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