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

► different

not like something or someone else, or not the same as before: He looked so different that his own daughter didn’t recognize him.

► not like

completely different from another person or thing: The movie was not like the book. They changed just about everything.

► unlike

unlike means the same as not like but is more formal: The flavor is unlike anything I’ve ever tasted.

► distinct

clearly different and separate from each other: Spanish and Portuguese are two distinct languages.

► dissimilar

formal very different from each other: Although the organisms are dissimilar in size, they are very similar in other ways.

► contrasting

very different from each other in a noticeable way: The two judges have contrasting views on what the law means.

► contradictory

so different from each other that both cannot be true. Used about statements or beliefs: She gave two contradictory explanations for what had happened, so we knew she was lying.

► incompatible

so different from each other that both cannot be used or exist together. Used about ideas or methods: Many doctors think that helping a patient die is incompatible with their promise to save people from death.

► inconsistent

dealing in different ways with situations or people that are the same: The inconsistent punishments were confusing to the children.

单词	inconsistent
释义	inconsistentinconsistent /ˌɪnkənˈsɪstənt/ ●○○ AWL adjective Thesaurus THESAURUSnot like something or someone else, or not the same as before► different not like something or someone else, or not the same as before: He looked so different that his own daughter didn’t recognize him. ► not like completely different from another person or thing: The movie was not like the book. They changed just about everything. ► unlike unlike means the same as not like but is more formal: The flavor is unlike anything I’ve ever tasted. ► distinct clearly different and separate from each other: Spanish and Portuguese are two distinct languages. ► dissimilar formal very different from each other: Although the organisms are dissimilar in size, they are very similar in other ways. ► contrasting very different from each other in a noticeable way: The two judges have contrasting views on what the law means. ► contradictory so different from each other that both cannot be true. Used about statements or beliefs: She gave two contradictory explanations for what had happened, so we knew she was lying. ► incompatible so different from each other that both cannot be used or exist together. Used about ideas or methods: Many doctors think that helping a patient die is incompatible with their promise to save people from death. ► inconsistent dealing in different ways with situations or people that are the same: The inconsistent punishments were confusing to the children. 1if two ideas, statements, or actions are inconsistent, they are not the same and cannot both be true or right: inconsistent statements The research has produced inconsistent results.► see thesaurus at different2not always doing something in the same way so that sometimes it is done well and sometimes it is done badly: a talented but inconsistent player3inconsistent with something not right according to a particular set of principles or standards: His conduct was inconsistent with what is expected of our leaders. The law is inconsistent with the constitutional right to free speech.
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