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if ... not If you weren't always in such a hurry (= but you are》your worfc would be much better. ¥itr work would be much better unless yea were eiways irb such a

指将来可能发生或可能真实的情况用unless如果 知道没有发生或不真实则用if...not:可以说If you weren’t always in such a hurry, your work would be much better•不 说 Your work would be much better unless you were always in such a hurry.

un-let-tered /.An'letad; NAmE -tard/ adj. (formal) unable toi^ead不识字的;文盲的

un-licensed /An.laisnst/ flc/y. without a licence 无执照 的;无许可证的an imHcensed vehide无牌照车辆GLQ

LICENSED

un-like /.Anlaik/ prep., adj.

                  prep. 1 different from a particular person or thing 像;与不同:Music is quite unlike any other art form. 音乐与其他艺术形式迥然不同◊ The sound was not imKfce that / birds singing.这声音有点像鸟,。2 used to contrast st/sth with another person or thing (_用于 对比)与…■不同C/nZifce most systems, this one is very easy to fnstaH.本系统与多数系统不同,极易安装Snot typical of sb/sth 的特征:/t’s very unZifce him to be so late迟到这么久可实在不像他平时的作风。EH3 like

                  [not before noun] (of two people or things 两个人或 事物different from each other 不同;不像;相: They are both teachers. Otherwise they are quite unlike. 他们两位都是教师;除此之外他们迥然不同。一 compare alike adj., like adj.

un-like-ly Otw /An'laikli/ adj. (un-like lier, un-likeli-est) i!iawa More unlikely and most unlikely are the usual forms.常用 more unlikely most unlikely

1 ~ (to do sth) | (that not likely to happen; not probable 不大可能发生的:I7ie project seemed unZifcdy to succeed逢个项目i以乎难以成功Jt’s most (= very) unZffceZy that s/ieW arrive be/ore seven.她极不可_在七:点 前到达。〇 In the unlikely event of a problem arising, pZease contact the hoteZ manager.万一出现问题,请找;^ 馆经理。2 [only before noun] not the person, thing or place that you would normally think of or expect 非心 目中的;非想象的:He seems a most unZifcdy candidate /or the_/ob.他似乎是最不适合担任这项工作的人选7?1 have hotels the most unZi’fceiy peaces.他们把 旅建在最冷门的地方。3 [only before noun] difficult to believe难以相信的;不能信服的H33 implausible: She gave me an unlikely explanation for her behaviour. 她对自己行为的解释很难令我信服。GH3 likely ► un.like.li.hood /Anlaiklihud/ un.like.li.ness /-nas/ noun [U]

un-lim-it-ed /An'limitid/ adj. as much or as many as is possible; not limited in any way 尽量多的;任意多的; 无限制的:77ze ticket gives you imZimi’ted travd /or seven days.凭本车票在七日内可自由乘车不受限制The court has the power to impose an unlimited fine for this ojSfence.法庭有权对这一违法行为罚款,额度不受限制fou wfH be aHowed unHmited access to the _/?Zes.你可以 无f制使用这些档案。

un-lined /.An_lamd/ ⑽:1 not marked with lines 无线 条的;无皱纹的imZined paper/sfcin无横格的纸;无皱 纹的皮肤 2 (of a piece of clothing, etc.衣服等made without an extra layer of cloth on the inside 夫衬里的 Pun lined

un-list-ed /.An'listid/ adj. 1 not on a published list, especially of stock exchange prices 未列表公布的; (尤指证券)未挂牌的,未上市的an imfeted company 非上市公司2 (of a telephone number电话号码j not listed in the public telephone book, at the request of the owner of the telephone. The telephone company will not give unlisted numbers to people who ask for them.未登入电话簿的see also ex-directory unlit /.An'ilt/ adj. 1 dark because there are no lights or the lights iare not switched on 黑暗的;..无灯光的an unHt passage $灯光的通道 2 not yet burning 未点燃 的an unit cigarette 未点燃的香烟 PT33 lighted lin*lad /.An'laud; NAmE ^n'loud/ verb 1 ~ sth (from sth) to remove things from a vehicle or ship after it has taken them somewhere (' 从车、船

.,卸,取下[VN] Everyone hdped to unload the Zuggage/hjm the car.矢家都帮着从汽车上卸行李This isn't a suitable place to unload the van.

适宜卸车。◊ [V] The truck driver was wafting to unoad. 卡车笥也在等翕卸货。Plin load 2 [VN] to remove the contents of sth after you have finished using it, espe­cially the bullets from a gun or the film from a camera 拆掉,退出,取出(.子弹或胶卷等> EH3load3[vn] ~ sth/sb (on/onto sb) (informal) to pass the responsibility for sb/sth to sb else (责任);甩掉(包袱):It’s his problem, not something he should unload onto you. 那是他的事,他不该把问题甩给你。4 [VN] ~ sth (on/ onto sb/sth) {informal) to get rid of or sell sth, especially sth illegal or of bad quality脱手,卖掉尤指非法物品 或次品They want to unload their shares at the right price.他们想在价格合的时候卖掉股票。 un-lock /.An'iDk; NAmE .An'l^k/ verb [VN] 1 to undo the lock of a door, window, etc., using a key (用钥匙.) 的锁:to unZodc the door 开门锁 rina lock 2 to discover sth and let it be known 发现;揭示;揭开: The divers hoped to unlock some of the secrets of the seabed.潜水员希望揭开海底的一些秘密。 un.locked /:lAn_lr)kt; AMmf _An_la:kt/ not locked 锁的:Dont leave your desfc unZocfced.请不要忘记锁办 办公桌。

unlooked-for /An'lukt fo:(r)/ adj. (formal) not expected 没想到的;不期的;意外的unoofced-/or deveopments

意料之外的发展

un-loose /.An'luis/ (also un-loosen /An'luisn/) verb [VN] (oW-/fls/7/_oned orto make sth loose 松井;解开: He unZoosed his tie他松开了领带。 un-loved /.An'iAvd/ adj. {formal) not loved by anyone 人喜欢(或疼爱)的:imoved children无人疼爱的孩子 utvlove-ly /.AnlAvli/ at// (/bmjfl/) not attractive 不好看 的;不动人的;不美观命an unZovdy buiMngM观 的建筑

un-luck-ily /An'lAkili/ adv. unfortunately; as a result of bad luck朱幸地;遗憾地;倒霉地He was iry’ured in the first game and unluckily missed the final 赛就受了伤,遗憾地未能参加决赛。EH3 LUCKILY llll-lucky /An'lAki/ adj. (un-luck-ier, un lucki-est) li!l=H3 You can also use more unlucky and most unlucky.亦可用 more unlucky most unlucky

1 (to do sth) having bad luck or happening because of bad luck; not lucky不幸的;倒霉的;不顺利的H771 unfortunate He was very unlucky not to win.

幸输了。 some imZucAy chance, her name was Zec#thet.倒霉的是,名单上没有她的名字。2(to do sth) causing bad luck 不吉利的;晦气的:Some peopZe thfnfc it’s unZudqy to waWc under a Zadiier.有些人认为从 梯子下面走过禾吉利◊ Thirteen is O/ten considered an uniucfcy number. +常被认为是不吉利的数字。 □33 LUCKY

un-made /.An'meid/ adj. 1 an unmade bed is not ready for sleeping in because the sheets, etc. have not been arranged neatly (.未铺好的 2 (8r£) an unmade road does not have a hard smooth surface (道路采 铺路面的

un.man.age.able /An'maemdsabl/ adj. difficult or impossible to control or deal with 难以鱼制(或处理) 的;_无法对付的EEQ MANAGEABLE un<man-ly /An'maenli/ adj. {formal) not having the qualities that are admired or expected in a man 非男子 汉的;无男子气概的EH3 MANLY un-manned /.An'maend/ adj. if,a machine, a vehicle, a place or an activity is unmanned, it does not have or need a person to control or operate it 无(需)人操作 的;无(需)人控制的;自的EGQ manned: an umnarmed spacecra/it 无人驾驶宇.宙飞船◊ an unmcmned Mars missfori无人火星探测

un-man-ner-ly /An'maenali; NAmE -narli/ adj. {formal) not having or showing good manners; not polite 没有

礼貌的;没教养的

un-marked /An'maikt; NAmE An'mairkt/ adj. 1 without a sign or words to show what or where sth is 无标志 的;无标记的;无记号的an unmarked police car无标 识的警车◊ He was buried in cm unmarfced grave.他埋在 一处无名冢下。compare marked 2 (e5/7edfl//y 8r£) (of