ill-disposed

IPA/ˌɪl dɪˈspəʊzd/
IPA/ˌɪl dɪˈspəʊzd/

ill-disposed — 形容詞

1. having an attitude that makes you unwilling to be helpful, pleasant, or supporti

1.形容詞C1
釋義

不友善;反感

對某人或某事缺乏好感與支持

having an attitude that makes you unwilling to be helpful, pleasant, or supportive toward a particular person or group

例句

The committee was ill-disposed toward the new proposal from the start.

委員會從一開始就對這項新提案不友善。

pattern: ill-disposed toward + noun phrase

Mira's grandparents seemed ill-disposed to the idea of her studying abroad alone.

Mira 的祖父母似乎對她一個人出國留學的想法不認同。

常見搭配
  • be ill-disposed toward
  • be ill-disposed to
  • remain ill-disposed
  • clearly ill-disposed
  • openly ill-disposed
同義詞
  • unfriendly

    less formal and broader; describes a lack of warmth in everyday interactions rather than a deliberate stance

  • unsympathetic

    focuses on lack of emotional support or understanding, not necessarily active opposition

  • antagonistic

    stronger; suggests active opposition or conflict rather than mere unwillingness to help

反義詞
  • well-disposed

    the direct antonym; feeling friendly or supportive

  • sympathetic

    focuses on being understanding and supportive rather than hostile

文法句型

be ill-disposed toward/to + someone/something

remain/seem ill-disposed toward/to + someone/something

用法筆記

Often paired with the prepositions 'toward' or 'to' to specify the target of the negative feeling. This word is noticeably more formal than alternatives such as 'unfriendly' or 'not supportive.'

常見錯誤

She is ill-disposed with her new colleagues.
She is ill-disposed toward her new colleagues.
'ill-disposed' takes 'toward' or 'to', not 'with'.

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常用片語

  • ill-disposed toward someone
  • ill-disposed to an idea

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