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

adj

A situation is imbalanced if it's not equitable or fair. An imbalanced workplace might pay men more than women for doing the same work.

Something that's imbalanced is off-kilter or out of whack. It's out of balance, but not in quite the same way that the adjective unbalanced implies. When you describe something as imbalanced, you're likely talking about a rule, a law, or a procedure, while you might call a shaky wheelbarrow unbalanced. Things that are imbalanced are out of proportion — power itself is something that's frequently imbalanced.

WORD FAMILY

imbalance: imbalanced, imbalances+/balance: balanced, balancer, balances, balancing, counterbalance, imbalance, microbalance, overbalance, unbalance/balanced: balancedly/balancer: balancers/balancing: balancings, self-balancing/counterbalance: counterbalanced, counterbalances, counterbalancing/overbalance: overbalanced, overbalances, overbalancing/unbalance: unbalanced, unbalances, unbalancing

USAGE EXAMPLES

The house sauce is aggressively sweet without tasting imbalanced.

New York Times(Oct 26, 2016)

Weren't Bill's liaisons, however inadvisable and imbalanced in terms of power, consensual?

New York Times(Oct 19, 2016)

This imbalanced, man-card mind-set is part of our legacy because children ape the attitudes of the parent whose gender matches their own.

New York Times(Oct 14, 2016)

adj being or thrown out of equilibrium

Syn|Ant

unbalanced
labile

liable to change

balanced

being in a state of proper equilibrium

counterbalanced, counterpoised

brought into equipoise by means of a weight or force that offsets another

harmonious, proportionate, symmetrical

exhibiting equivalence or correspondence among constituents of an entity or between different entities

poised

marked by balance or equilibrium and readiness for action

self-balancing

of someone or something that balances himself or itself

stable

maintaining equilibrium

well-balanced

in an optimal state of balance or equilibrium

单词	imbalanced
释义	imbalanced (once / 262652 pages) adj A situation is imbalanced if it's not equitable or fair. An imbalanced workplace might pay men more than women for doing the same work. Something that's imbalanced is off-kilter or out of whack. It's out of balance, but not in quite the same way that the adjective unbalanced implies. When you describe something as imbalanced, you're likely talking about a rule, a law, or a procedure, while you might call a shaky wheelbarrow unbalanced. Things that are imbalanced are out of proportion — power itself is something that's frequently imbalanced. WORD FAMILY imbalance: imbalanced, imbalances+/balance: balanced, balancer, balances, balancing, counterbalance, imbalance, microbalance, overbalance, unbalance/balanced: balancedly/balancer: balancers/balancing: balancings, self-balancing/counterbalance: counterbalanced, counterbalances, counterbalancing/overbalance: overbalanced, overbalances, overbalancing/unbalance: unbalanced, unbalances, unbalancing USAGE EXAMPLES The house sauce is aggressively sweet without tasting imbalanced. New York Times(Oct 26, 2016) Weren't Bill's liaisons, however inadvisable and imbalanced in terms of power, consensual? New York Times(Oct 19, 2016) This imbalanced, man-card mind-set is part of our legacy because children ape the attitudes of the parent whose gender matches their own. New York Times(Oct 14, 2016) adj being or thrown out of equilibrium Syn\|Ant unbalanced labile liable to change balanced being in a state of proper equilibrium counterbalanced, counterpoised brought into equipoise by means of a weight or force that offsets another harmonious, proportionate, symmetrical exhibiting equivalence or correspondence among constituents of an entity or between different entities poised marked by balance or equilibrium and readiness for action self-balancing of someone or something that balances himself or itself stable maintaining equilibrium well-balanced in an optimal state of balance or equilibrium
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