| 单词 | unhappy |
| 释义 | un·happy 1. archaic < these unhappy Highland clans are again breaking into general commotion — Sir Walter Scott > 2. a. < unhappy caravans, straggling afoot through swamps and canebrakes — American Guide Series: Arkansas > b. < a particularly unhappy moment for a scandal to blow up — Green Peyton > < in a few unhappy regions the people swim to work in … record precipitation — T.H.Fielding > c. < people may play with impunity at any game in this unhappy world except … Life, Love, and Death — Lafcadio Hearn > 3. < unhappy references to “unsystematic systems” — S.E.Martin > < two fine singers a little unhappy in the French language — Edward Sackville-West & Desmond Shawe-Taylor > 4. a. < was unhappy when alone, always craved a public — M.R.Cohen > b. < unhappy … with the outcome of our China policy — W.W.Kaufmann > < if you're unhappy without statistics — Richard Joseph > c. < the unhappy history of eleven months of truce talks shows that every difficulty solved begets a difficulty to be solved — Time > 5. a. < nagging has been defined as the constant reiteration of the unhappy truth — English Digest > < the whole unhappy problem of school integration — Newsweek > b. < an unhappy view of twisted antennae and grimy rooftops > |
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