undesirably
undesirably — 副詞
1. occurring or done in a manner that people find unwelcome or problematic
令人不悅地
以不受歡迎或引起問題的方式
occurring or done in a manner that people find unwelcome or problematic
Tamás was disappointed when the project ended undesirably, leaving no funds for future work.
Tamás 感到很失望，因為專案最終以不理想的方式結束，沒有為後續工作留下資金。
Emma's financial situation changed undesirably after she lost her part-time job at the bookstore.
Emma 的財務狀況在她失去書店的兼職工作後，出現了不理想的變化。
collocation: changed undesirably (of conditions, situations)
Mei-Lin's business partnership developed undesirably after her partner stopped contributing to the daily workload.
Mei-Lin 的合夥關係發展得不理想，因為她的合夥人後來不再分擔日常工作。
collocation: developed undesirably (of relationships, situations)
Since her cough affected her sleep undesirably, Manuela arrived at work exhausted every morning.
由於咳嗽對睡眠產生了不良影響，Manuela 每天早上疲憊不堪地到公司。
- ended undesirably
- changed undesirably
- developed undesirably
- affected undesirably
- unpleasantly
broader in use, covers sensory experiences as well as social outcomes
- unacceptably
stronger, implying that a standard or limit has been crossed
用法筆記
Usually placed after the main verb, though it may modify an adjective when describing an unwanted degree (e.g. undesirably high). More common in formal written English than in everyday conversation.
常見錯誤
undesirably — 形容詞
- undesirablypositive
- more undesirablycomparative
- most undesirablysuperlative
1. not welcome or wanted because something about it could create problems or be unp
不受歡迎的
不被接受且可能造成困擾的
not welcome or wanted because something about it could create problems or be unpleasant
The chemical was found to have undesirable side effects on the patients' liver function.
這種化學物質被發現對患者的肝功能有不良副作用。
collocation: undesirable side effects
Kwame found the apartment undesirable because it was too close to the noisy train station.
Kwame 認為那間公寓不理想，因為離吵鬧的火車站太近了。
The manager warned the team that skipping the safety inspection would have undesirable consequences.
主管警告團隊，跳過安全檢查會帶來不良後果。
collocation: undesirable consequences
The school board restricted smartphone use in classrooms, citing their undesirable influence on students' focus.
學校董事會限制課堂上使用手機，理由是手機對學生的專注力有不良影響。
- undesirable effects
- undesirable consequences
- undesirable outcome
- undesirable behavior
- undesirable side effects
- unwanted
simpler and more common in everyday speech, less formal
- unwelcome
focuses on how something is received socially rather than on its inherent qualities
- objectionable
carries a stronger moral judgment, suggests active disapproval
用法筆記
Can be used both before a noun (an undesirable outcome) and after a linking verb (the outcome was undesirable). Frequently found in formal reports, medical contexts, and discussions of policy.
常見錯誤
undesirably — 名詞
1. a person or thing that is considered not welcome because they are thought likely
不受歡迎者
被認為可能造成麻煩的人或事物
a person or thing that is considered not welcome because they are thought likely to cause trouble or be a problem
The security team removed undesirables from the hotel lobby before the VIP arrival.
安全小組在貴賓抵達前，將不受歡迎者請出了飯店大廳。
plural noun: undesirables (people seen as unwelcome)
During the conflict, the government treated political activists as undesirables and watched them closely.
衝突期間，政府將政治活躍分子視為不受歡迎人物，並對他們進行嚴密監視。
In some social circles, gossipers are quietly treated as undesirables and excluded from gatherings.
在某些社交圈裡，愛八卦的人會被默默視為不受歡迎人物，排除在聚會之外。
In some countries, immigrants who overstay their visas are classified as undesirables and face deportation.
在某些國家，逾期居留的移民會被歸類為不受歡迎人物，並面臨驅逐出境。
- label as an undesirable
- treat as an undesirable
- remove undesirables
- keep out undesirables
- classified as an undesirable
- outcast
more emotional, implies social rejection and exclusion from a community
- unwanted person
more neutral and descriptive, avoids the harsh judgment of the single-word noun
用法筆記
Often used in the plural form (undesirables) when referring to a group of people considered unwanted by authorities or institutions. Can carry a judgmental or even discriminatory tone, so use with caution.
常見錯誤
同根字
- desire動詞B1
- desirable形容詞B2
- undesirable形容詞B2
- undesirable名詞C1
常見搭配
介系詞搭配
- undesirable to someone