unpleasantness 英 [ʌn'plezntnəs]   美 [ʌn'plɛzntnəs]

unpleasantness

unpleasantness  英 [ʌn'plezntnəs] 美 [ʌn'plɛzntnəs]

n. 不愉快;不愉快的事,煞风景的事 

名词复数:unpleasantnesses 

If only we could institute some kind of "segregation" where all of us could be with our own kind, none of this unpleasantness would happen. 只要我们能建立一种“隔离”制度,让我们只跟自己的同类住在一起,这一切不愉快就都不会发生了。
If only we could institute some kind of "segregation" where all of us could be with our own kind, none of this unpleasantness would happen. 我们只有弄出某种“种族隔离”——每个人都和自己的同类呆在一起,这种不愉快才不会发生。

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  • n. 不愉快;不愉快的事,煞风景的事
  • 1. If only we could institute some kind of "segregation" where all of us could be with our own kind, none of this unpleasantness would happen.

    只要我们能建立一种“隔离”制度,让我们只跟自己的同类住在一起,这一切不愉快就都不会发生了。

  • 2. If only we could institute some kind of "segregation" where all of us could be with our own kind, none of this unpleasantness would happen.

    我们只有弄出某种“种族隔离”——每个人都和自己的同类呆在一起,这种不愉快才不会发生。

  • 3. But in general, the things that annoy us tend to have three things in common, regardless of our personal histories: Unpredictability, unpleasantness, and uncertainty.

    但是总体上,不管我们的个人史多么的不同,使我们感到生气的事都有三个共同点:不可预测性,不愉快和不确定性。

  • unpleasantness (n.) 1540s, "state or quality of being unpleasant," from unpleasant + -ness. By 1835 as "a slight quarrel, a minor misunderstanding." The late unpleasantness as a humorously polite Southern description of the American Civil War is attested from 1868.
un·pleas·ant·ness / ʌnˈplezntnəs ; NAmE ʌnˈplezntnəs / noun [uncountable ] bad feeling or arguments between people 不和;反目;争执 un·pleas·ant·ness / ʌnˈplezntnəs ; NAmE ʌnˈplezntnəs /
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