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people on {= receiving) unemployment benefit 救 金的人◊却p?icati’ons /or unemployment benefits droppecHast month.上个月申请失业津贴的人数下降了。 un.en.cum.bered /_Anm_kAmb9d; NAmE -bard/ adj. 1 not having or carrying anything heavy or anything that makes you go more slowly 元负担如；没有阻碍 的；.不受妨碍的 2 (of property 财产）not having any debts left to be paid &有作夫抵# 的 un-end-ing /An'endiq/ adj. seeming to last for ever 无尽的；源如不断的；不竭的：a seemingly u/iencfi'ng supp/y o/mon^似乎源源不断的资金供应 un.en.dur.able /.Anm'djuarabl; NAmE -'dur-/ adj. (/b/wfl/) too bad, unpleasant, etc. to bear 无法容忍的； 难以忍受的 unbearable： unendurabZe pain 难以 忍受的@苦

un-envi-able /An'enviabl/ adj. [usually before noun] diffi­cult or unpleasant; that you would not want to have 艰难的；讨厌的；不值得羡慕的：She was given the unenviaWe task 0/ in/orming the 〖osers.让她去通知失败 的人，真不是什么知差事。033 ENVIABLE un-equal /An'irkwal/ adj. 1 [usually before noun] in which people are treated in different ways or have different advantages in a way that seems unfair 不平等的；不均 衡的；不公平的 sill unfair: an unequal distribution c^weaWi财富向,配不均◊ an imequaZ contest不公平竞 舍 2 ~ (in sth) different in size，amount, etc.(面手只、 灸量等 > 不相_的，不同的：77ie sZeeves are imequaZ m Zength.这两只衣袖不一般长。◊ 77ie rooms upstairs are 0/ unequal size•楼上的房问大小不同。3〜to sth not capable of doing sth 土 M 木立；不胜任的：She felt unequal to the task she had set hersd/ 她觉得难以完, 给自己定下的任务。E23 equal ► un.equal.ly /-kwali/ adv.

un-equalled (6r£) {NAmE un-equaled) /An'iikwald/ adj. better than all others先比的；无双吐；出类拔萃的 HE] unparalleled ： an unequalled record of success $

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un-equivo-cal /.Am'kwivakl/ adj. {formal) expressing your opinion or intention very clearly and firmly 表达 明确的；毫不含糊的；斩钉截铁的BCEI UNAMBIGUOUS: an unequivocaZ rejection 明确的拒绝◊ 77ie answer was an imequivoca/ ‘no’.回斧i个千脆利落的“不<’字。 PTin equivocal o note at plain ► un-equivo-caMy /-kali/ adv.

un-erring /aii丨3:rm/ flc/j. always right or accurate 万无 丄失的；一贯正确（或命确）的BHZl UNFAILING: She had an uneiring instinct for a good business deal.

生擅长做生k的本事。►un.err.ing.丨ya办.

UNESCO (also Unesco) /jur'neskau; NAmE -kou/ abbr. United Nations Educational，Scientific and Cultural Organization联合国教科文组织；联合国教育、科学及文 化组织_

un.eth.tc.a丨 /An_e0ikl/ not morally acceptable:不道 德的：imetiiicd behaviour 木道德行为 PTJ3 ethical > un-eth-ic-al-ly /-kli/ adv.

un-even /An'iivn/ adj. 1 not level, smooth or flat IHJ 6 不平的；不平坦的：77ie /loor jfeZt imeven under his /eet.他觉得脚下的地板高低不平。ESSeven 2 not following a regular pattern; not having a regular size and shape无定型的；不规则的；无规律的033 irregular： Her breathing was qufcfc and uneven.她的 呼吸急促不匀。◊ uneven teeth不整齐的牙齿EQ3even 3 not having the same quality in all parts 质量不稳、定 的：an uneven performance (= with some good parts and some bad parts)时好时坏的表现 4 (of a contest or match 竞争或成赛）in which one group，team or player is much better than the other 实力悬森的；一边含)的；

不在同一水平的 HTl unequal 由33 even 5 organized in a way that is not regular and/or fair 不均衡的；_ 不公 平的；未规则的 H331 unequal: an uneven distribution 0/resources 资源的不均衡务配 023 even ► un.even.ly adv. un-even-ness noun [U}

un,even 'bars noun [pi.] {NAm£) = asymmetric bars un-event-ful /.Ain'ventfl/ adj. in which nothing inter- esting, unusuai or exciting happens 平淡无奇的；平

凡的；缺乏刺激的：cm uneven的iZh/e平璲的^生

ELQ eventful ► un-event ful-ly /-fali/ adv. ： The day passed uneven^/iiHy.这一天平平泱―地去了。 un-ex-cep-tion-able /.Amk'sepjanebl/ adj. 1 (formal) not giving any reason for criticism 无可指舍的.；无从挑 易D 的；无懈可击的：a man of unexceptionable character 一个品格完美的男子 2 (/>7/o/7r?<7〇 not very new or exciting不if奇的；不刺激的；不令人振奋的 un-ex-cep-tion-al /.Anik'seplanl/ adj. not interesting or unusual乏味的；平常的；不突出的；普通的B33

UNREMARKABLE — Compare EXCEPTIONAL

un-ex-cit-ing /.Amk'saitii]/ adj. not interesting; boring 枯燥的；乏味的；无聊的EGH exciting un.ex.pected Ott /,Amk_spektid/ 〇办 if sth is unexpected, it surprises you because you were not expecting it出丰意料的；始料不及的：an unex­pected result 意想 不到 的结果 ◊ an unexpected visitor 不速之客◊ The announcement was not entire^ unex­pected•这个通告并非完； 出乎意料。 ► the unexpected noun [sing.] ： Police officers must be prepared for the unexpected.警察必须备时准备应付意外秦件。un.ex- pect-ed-ly adv. ： They had arrived imaxpectedZy.他们意 外地到达了。◊ an unexpected^ 〖arge biH出乎意料的髙 额账单.◊ TTie pZane was unexpectecHy deZayed.飞机意 外地延误了 9 ,◊ Wot unejipectedZy，most 〖ocaZ business depends on tourism.并非出人意料的是，当地的大部分生 意依靠旅游业〇: un ex-pect-ed-ness noun [U] — compare EXPECT, EXPECTED

un-ex-pired /.Anik'spaiad; NAmE -'spaiard/ adj. [usually before noun] (of an agreement or a period of time 协议 或限期）still valid; not yet having come to an end or EXPIRED有效的；未过期的

un-ex-plained /.Amk'splemd/ adj. for which the reason or cause is not l^nown; that has not been explained 原 因不详的；未解释的；去说明的：anunexpZainedmystery 解释不清的奧妙◊ He died in unexp〖aineS circumstances.

他死因不明。

un-ex-ploded /.Amk'splaudid; NAmE -'splou-/ adj. [only before noun] (of a bomb, etc.炸弹等）that has not yet exploded 未;i 炸的

un-ex-plored /.Anik'sploid; NAmE -'sploird/ adj. 1 (of a country or an area of land 国家或地*) that nobody has investigated or put on a map; that has not been explored无人涉足的；未画进地图的；未经勘察的2 (of an idea, a theory, etc.想法、理论等）that has not yet been examined or discussed thorougiily 未经彻底研究 (或探讨）的

un-ex-pressed /.Amk'sprest/ adj. (of a thought, a feeling or an idea 思想、感情或意见）not shown or made known in words, looks or actions; not expressed 未表的；未表达的；未表示的 un-faiMng /An'feilir)/ adj. that you can rely on to always be tliere and always be the same 可靠的；一贯 的；永久的 unerring ： im/aiHng su即ort —贯的 支持◊ She /ought the disease with un/ai!ing good humour•她始终抱乐观态度同疾病斗争。►un.fail.ing.ly adv.： un/ai7in劝^oyai/poZite —贯地忠心耿耿/彬彬有礼 un-fair (Hi /,An'fe8(r); NAmE-'ferl adj.

~ (on/to sb) not right or fair according to a set of rules or principles; not treating people equally 不公正的；不 公平的；待乂不平等的 unjust： unfair criticism 不公正的批评◊ ft seems un/air on him to make him pay /or everything.让他承担一切费用似乎对他不公平。◊ would be unfair not to let you have a choice,

选择是不公平的。◊ 7?iey /lad been 容i‘ven an un/afr advantage. ‘们痦到了不公正的好处。◊ u/t/afr dis­missal (= a situation in which sb is illegally dismissed from their job)不公平解雇◊ measures to prevent im/afr competition between member countries          M

不公平竞争的措施◊ seems so im/air somertmes.人生 有时似乎如舍不公平。◊ ft’s so un/air/这太不公平了！ 033 fair ► un-fairly adv. ： She claims to have been unfairly dismissed, jitfe ^ W j® I'J S ^ ® 〇 0 The tests discriminate unfairly against older people.

纪较大的人受到歧视。uivfairness /towa? [U] un.faith.ful /An'fei0fl/ oaf/••〜(to sb) having sex with sb who is not your husband, wife or usual partner 的；通奸的：Have you eve广 been  to him?你对