unseasonable
unseasonable — 形容詞
- unseasonablepositive
- more unseasonablecomparative
- most unseasonablesuperlative
1. describing weather, temperatures, or other natural conditions that are different
不合時令
指天氣或自然條件不符合該季節的常態
describing weather, temperatures, or other natural conditions that are different from what people normally expect for that time of year — for example, warm weather in winter or a cold period in summer.
The garden was confused by the unseasonable warmth in late January.
花園裡一月的異常暖意讓花草都搞糊塗了。
collocation: unseasonable warmth / cold / frost
Adaeze wore a thick coat even in July because of the unseasonable cold.
儘管是七月,Adaeze 還是穿著厚外套,因為天氣反常地冷。
An unseasonable frost in early April killed most of the apple blossoms.
四月初一場反常的霜害毀掉了大部分的蘋果花。
Wei complained about the unseasonable rain that ruined the harvest festival.
Wei 抱怨那場不合時令的大雨毀了豐收祭。
Tourists were delighted by the unseasonable sunshine on their winter trip to Scotland.
遊客們很開心,因為在冬季的蘇格蘭之旅遇上了反常的陽光。
- unseasonable warmth
- unseasonable cold
- unseasonable frost
- unseasonable rain
- unseasonable snow
- unseasonable weather
- seasonable
direct opposite; describes weather appropriate for the season
- typical
general opposite; describes what is normally expected
用法筆記
Commonly used with weather-related nouns such as warmth, cold, frost, rain, snow, and sunshine. The prefix un- creates a direct opposite of seasonable.
常見錯誤
2. happening at an unsuitable or inconvenient moment, so that it feels wrong or soc
不合時宜
指言行發生在不恰當的時機
happening at an unsuitable or inconvenient moment, so that it feels wrong or socially awkward for the situation.
Anjali's unseasonable joke fell flat because everyone was still upset about the news.
Anjali 那個不合時宜的笑話沒人笑得出來,因為大家還在為那則消息難過。
collocation: unseasonable joke / remark / question
Rodrigo regretted his unseasonable question about pay during the tense meeting.
Rodrigo 在那場緊張的會議上問薪資問題,事後他很後悔自己這麼不合時宜。
The comedian's unseasonable remark about the disaster drew angry looks from the crowd.
那位喜劇演員對這場災難開了不合時宜的玩笑,引來群眾憤怒的目光。
Jude's request for a raise was unseasonable; the company had just lost a big client.
Jude 要求加薪的時機很不合時宜;公司才剛失去一個大客戶。
Sirin knew dinner was an unseasonable time for politics, yet she brought it up.
Sirin 知道家庭聚餐不是談政治的時候,但她還是開了這個話題。
- unseasonable moment
- unseasonable time
- unseasonable remark
- unseasonable question
- unseasonable joke
- untimely
very similar in meaning; slightly more formal
- inopportune
more formal and less common
- badly timed
informal equivalent
- timely
describes something happening at a suitable moment
- appropriate
general opposite; describes fitting behaviour
用法筆記
Frequently used with nouns describing actions or statements, such as moment, time, remark, question, and joke. Distinguish from Sense 1 (WEATHER), which concerns seasonal conditions — Sense 2 relates to social or practical timing.
常見錯誤
同根字
- season名詞A2
- seasonal形容詞B1
- seasonably副詞C1
- unseasonably副詞C1
- seasonable形容詞C1