| 单词 | unestablished |
| 释义 | unestablished (once / 181836 pages) adj WORD FAMILY established: self-established, unestablished+/disestablish: disestablished, disestablishes, disestablishing, disestablishment/establish: disestablish, established, establishes, establishing, establishment, reestablish/establishment: establishmentarianism, establishmentism, establishments, re-establishment/establishmentarianism: antiestablishmentarianism/establishmentism: antiestablishmentism/reestablish: reestablished, reestablishes, reestablishing USAGE EXAMPLESWithout actors behind them, unestablished characters feel flat and underdeveloped. BBC(Aug 01, 2016) That effort flopped, but now the company seems more focused on making bets in unestablished markets. Time(Apr 14, 2016) Between inexperienced regulators and unestablished entrepreneurs, it’s hardly a surprise that bureaucrats have been slow to issue licenses and stores have struggled to open. Slate(Oct 08, 2014) adj not established a reputation as yet unestablished Syn|Ant unrecognised, unrecognized not having a secure reputation constituted, established brought about or set up or accepted; especially long established deep-rooted, deep-seated, implanted, ingrained, planted(used especially of ideas or principles) deeply rooted; firmly fixed or held entrenchedestablished firmly and securely grooved, well-groovedestablished as if settled into a groove or rut legitimatein accordance with recognized or accepted standards or principles official(of a church) given official status as a national or state institution recognised, recognizedprovided with a secure reputation self-constituted, self-establishedconstituted by or established by itself |
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