unkindly

基本解釋

"Miss Dashwood, " cried Willoughby, "you are now using me unkindly.
“達(dá)什伍德小姐，”威洛比大聲說(shuō)道，“你對(duì)我太不客氣了。
Young Hamlet did not like him because he was not as wise and kind as his father. He was a man of unkindly character.
年輕的哈姆雷特竝不喜歡他的叔叔，因爲(wèi)他不像自己的父親那麼睿智仁慈，他是一個(gè)本性無(wú)情的人。
hnst.org
This has odd effects on the way such people, and their descendants, think and talk; this book analyses those effects shrewdly but not unkindly.
因此，對(duì)這些人以及他們後代的思維和說(shuō)話方式産生了奇怪的影響。本書(shū)犀利但非苛刻無(wú)情地地分析了這些影響。
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As for her trainee, he was photographed with milk-white shanks exposed unkindly to the elements.
NEWYORKER: Hack Work
Not unkindly, he was said never to have had an idea of his own.
ECONOMIST: When Boris banged the table
Card counting isn't for everybody: It isn't illegal but casino management looks very unkindly on the practice.
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