unfeeling 中文意思是什麼

unfeeling 解釋
adj. 形容詞 1. 沒有感覺的。
2. 無情的，殘酷的，冷酷的。
adv. 動詞 副詞 -ly
  1. He really laid into her, saying she was arrogant and unfeeling.

    他痛斥她，說她傲慢又無情。
  2. Ponce was as heartless and unfeeling as any wild beast.

    幫塞毫無心肝，凶殘猶如野獸。
  3. Brittle with excessive frost, many colossal tough-grained maples, snapped in twain like pipestems, cumbered the unfeeling earth.

    許多粗大的木質堅韌的楓樹，由於重霜凍得發脆，象煙管那樣突然啪嗒一聲斷成兩段，插在毫無感覺的地上。
  4. The likeness is indeed true, but it is a dull, dead, unfeeling, inauspicious likeness.

    真的，它確實很象，但卻是一種呆滯死板，暮氣沉沉，毫無情感的相似。
  5. He took away salaries from a number of men who held obvious sinecures, saying there was nothing meaner, nay more unfeeling, than the man who nibbled at the revenues of the state without giving any service in return ; for the same reason, also, he reduced the salary of mesomedes, the lyric poet

    他撤銷了許多明顯的閑差的薪水，說這些既無意義，又無感情，而這些人蠶食政府的收入，卻不作出任何服務；因為相同的理由，也減少了蒙梭密德斯，抒情詩人的薪水。
  6. His unfeeling remark betrays his lack of concern. .

    他那冷冷的話語表現出他的漠不關心。
  7. I never thought edward so stubborn, so unfeeling before.

    我以前決未料到愛德華是這樣的冥頑不靈，如此無情無義。
  8. The unfeeling toad broke into a snigger, and then pulled himself together and tried to look particularly solemn.

    癩蛤蟆竊竊地笑了，實在是麻木不仁，他笑過之後振作起來，故意顯得特別莊嚴的樣子。
  9. Their hearts are callous and unfeeling, but i delight in your law

    70他們心蒙脂油我卻喜愛你的律法。
  10. At that insolent and unfeeling remark, she felt like slapping his face

    聽了那傲慢無情的話，她恨不得扇他耳光。
  11. They have closed their unfeeling heart, with their mouth they speak proudly

    詩17 : 10他們的心被脂油包裹他們用口說驕傲的話。
  12. An unfeeling child, i thought to myself ; how lightly she dismisses her old playmate s troubles

    「沒心肝的孩子， 」我心想， 「她多麼輕易地就把她從前遊伴的苦惱給撇開啦。
  13. The king ' s qing of soon a certain degree of dying up announced the han - feizi " rule of law " theories that failure, future generations scholar that animadversion usually think its bankrupt reason to consist in the centralization system, unfeeling and little favor, scathing penalty the method etc. the thought, to this viewpoint, this text the author did not agree

    秦政的速亡某種程度上宣告了韓非「法治」理論的失敗，後世學者的批評往往認為其破產的原因在於集權專制、寡情少恩、嚴刑峻法等思想。對此看法，本文作者並沒有茍同。
  14. Here the unfeeling toad broke into a snigger, and then pulled himself together and tried to look particularly solemn

    聽到這里，沒心肝的蟾蜍居然偷偷地噗嗤笑了出來，跟著又斂容正色，做出特別莊重嚴肅的樣子。
  15. She had turned from the window, which remained open, and was praying in accents that would have affected the most unfeeling ; her words were rapid, incoherent, unintelligible, for the burning weight of grief almost stopped her utterance

    那扇窗還是開著的，但她已從窗邊回來，正在祈禱，她的聲音即使鐵石心腸的人聽了也要感動的她講得很急促，斷斷續續的，聽不太清說些什麼因為悲哀幾乎使她窒息了。
  16. " see, " said he, " my dear friend, how god punishes the most thoughtless and unfeeling men for their indifference, by presenting dreadful scenes to their view

    他說， 「我親愛的朋友，上帝在懲罰那些最粗心和無情的人，懲罰他們漠視出現在他們面前的恐怖的情景。
  17. I could not picture a father treating a dying child as tyrannically and wickedly as i afterwards learned heathcliff had treated him, to compel this apparent eagerness : his efforts redoubling the more imminently his avaricious and unfeeling plans were threatened with defeat by death

    我不能想象做父親的對待快死的兒子會像我后來知道的希刺克厲夫那樣暴虐地惡毒地對待他，他一想到他那貪婪無情的計劃馬上就會受死亡的威脅而遭到失敗，他的努力就更加迫切了。
  18. I did not call her unfeeling long ; for i perceived she was in purgatory throughout the day, and wearying to find an opportunity of getting by herself, or paying a visit to heathcliff, who had been locked up by the master : as i discovered, on endeavouring to introduce to him a private mess of victuals

    很快，我就不再認為她是一個沒心肝的人，因為我看見了她一整天都坐立不安，苦於沒有辦法一個人呆著，或是沒有辦法去看被主人鎖起來的希斯克利夫，我發現她是想私下裡給他送吃的去。
  19. I did not cal her unfeeling long ; for i perceived she was in purgatory through out the day, and wearying to find an opportunity of getting by herself, or paying a visit to heathcliff, who had been locked up b the master : as i discovered, on endeavouring to introduce to him private mess of victuals

    沒過多久我就再不能說她沒心肝了，因為我看出來她一整天都在受罪，苦苦想著找個機會自己呆著，或是去看看希刺克厲夫他已經被主人關起來了照我看來，她想私下給他送吃的去。
  20. The prisoners were far from insensible or unfeeling ; their ways arose out of the condition of the time

    囚犯們遠遠不是麻木不仁或缺乏同情心的，他們這種生活態度只是當時的條件逼成的罷了。
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