unpleasantly

基本解釋

So they objected – quite unpleasantly – to me naming my subjects and for suggesting that they had personalities, minds and feelings.
古德回憶說，“因此他們反對——非常不高興——對我命名我的實(shí)驗對象且暗示它們有性格，思想和感情。
The first flavour I notice is sweetness, unpleasantly so, then a burning heat, then a back of the throat translation of the musty smell into taste.
我感覺到的第一次的味道是甜，卻不讓人愉快，接下來是灼人的熱，然后一股發(fā)霉的味道從喉嚨后面?zhèn)髁顺鰜怼?/li>
The most unpleasant part comes after 15 minutes, when my legs, returning to normal body temperature, have an unpleasantly warm cramp radiating from within and a dull, itchy feeling all over.
最難受的事情發(fā)生在15分鐘之后，當(dāng)我雙腿回復(fù)到正常體溫后，從內(nèi)里發(fā)出難忍的痙攣，而全身有一種鈍癢的感覺。

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