unlovable
简明释义
adj.不可爱的，不惹人喜爱的（同 unlovable）
英英释义
Not able to be loved; lacking qualities that inspire affection. | 无法被爱的；缺乏激发亲情的特质。 |
单词用法
同义词
反义词
| 可爱的 | 她有一种可爱的个性，吸引着每一个人。 | ||
| 令人喜爱的 | 这只小狗太令人喜爱，大家都想去抚摸它。 | ||
| 迷人的 | 他迷人的微笑能照亮整个房间。 |
例句
1.I've always been fascinated by what happens to things that don't have a voice, that aren't considered, that are unlovable.
灾难将那些不能发声、被人遗忘在角落且不那么可爱的生灵置于何种境地？这种想法让我一直以来为之着迷。
2.You feel you really are completely worthless and unlovable.
你觉得你真的是一无是处、不讨人喜欢。
3.God will never attack you; he will never say you're worthless or unlovable.
上帝不会攻击你；他从来不会说你一无所用或者不惹人爱。
4.People who view themselves as unlovable find saying that they are so unbelievable that it strengthens their own negative view rather than reversing it.
自认为并不可爱的人会发现，说出那些连自己都不会相信的话，不仅不会扭转他们对自己的消极看法，反而会强化这种看法。
5.That night, mutually miffed at the encomia being delivered in memory of james-who was as unlovable an employer as he was a father-the two young men set out to vandalize a statue erected in his honor.
一天晚上，两个年轻人对詹姆斯传记中的溢美之词十分恼怒，在他们看来，詹姆斯既不是一个好父亲也不是一个好老板。
6.If, however, children grow up without hove and without feelings of self-worth, they feel unlovable and worthless and expect to be cheated, taken advantage of, and looked down upon by others.
然而，假如孩子们盛开在没有爱、没有自我价值感的氛围当中，他们感到不讨人喜欢、没有价值，料想可能被别人欺骗、利用和看不起。
7.If you go to the root core of mental as well as physical problems in people, you will somehow encounter the belief that they are powerless, unworthy, unlovable, lonely and doomed.
假如你走进人们精神或身体题目的核心根源，你会莫名其妙的遭碰到一些信仰：以为自己很无助，一无是处，不值得被爱，孤独，逃脱不了宿命。
8.Becoming a master lover means you learn to love the unlovable.
成为主要爱人意味着你懂得去爱那些你不喜欢的人。
9.That night, mutually miffed at the encomia being delivered in memory of james-who was as unlovable an employer as he was a father-the two young men set out to vandalize a statue erected in his honor.
一天晚上，两个年轻人对詹姆斯传记中的溢美之词十分恼怒，在他们看来，詹姆斯既不是一个好父亲也不是一个好老板。
10.Despite his flaws, he is not unlovable 不可爱的; he just needs someone to understand him.
尽管他有缺点，但他并不是不可爱的; 他只是需要有人理解他。
11.She often feels that she is unlovable 不可爱的 because of her past mistakes.
她常常觉得自己因为过去的错误而不可爱。
12.She thought her behavior made her unlovable 不可爱的, but her friends reminded her of her worth.
她认为自己的行为让自己变得不可爱，但她的朋友们提醒了她的价值。
13.Many people believe that those who are unlovable 不可爱的 can still find love if they work on themselves.
许多人相信，那些不可爱的人如果努力改善自己仍然能够找到爱情。
14.The character in the movie was portrayed as unlovable 不可爱的 until the end when he showed his true self.
电影中的角色被描绘为不可爱的，直到最后他展现了真实的自我。
作文
In a world that often emphasizes perfection and superficial beauty, it can be easy to label certain individuals as unlovable (不可爱的). However, this term is often a reflection of societal standards rather than an accurate representation of a person's true worth. People labeled as unlovable may struggle with their self-image or face challenges that make them seem less appealing to others. Yet, beneath the surface, they possess unique qualities that deserve recognition and appreciation.Understanding the concept of unlovable (不可爱的) requires us to look beyond physical appearances and societal expectations. Many times, those who are deemed unlovable have faced significant hardships in their lives, leading to behavior that might be misunderstood. For instance, someone who is shy or introverted may come off as standoffish, but this does not mean they are unworthy of love or friendship. Instead, they might simply need more time to open up and share their true selves.Moreover, the idea of being unlovable (不可爱的) can stem from personal insecurities. Individuals who feel inadequate or unworthy may project these feelings onto themselves, believing that they are not deserving of love or affection. This self-perception can create a vicious cycle, where the more one believes they are unlovable, the more they isolate themselves from potential connections with others.It is essential to challenge the notion of unlovable (不可爱的) by fostering empathy and understanding. Each person has their own story, filled with struggles and triumphs that shape who they are. By approaching those we might initially perceive as unlovable with compassion, we can uncover the depth of their character and the beauty of their experiences. Furthermore, love is not always about romantic relationships; it encompasses friendships, family bonds, and self-acceptance. When we redefine love to include all forms of connection, we begin to see that no one is truly unlovable (不可爱的). Everyone has the capacity for love and deserves to be loved in return, regardless of their past or present circumstances.In conclusion, the term unlovable (不可爱的) is often misused and misunderstood. It is crucial to recognize that every individual has intrinsic value and is deserving of love. By embracing diversity and showing kindness to those who may seem unlovable, we can create a more inclusive and compassionate society. Let us remember that love knows no bounds and that everyone, regardless of their struggles, has the potential to be loved and to love in return.
