unkindly
简明释义
adv. 不亲切地;刻薄地;不客气地
英英释义
以一种不友善的方式;残酷或严厉。 |
单词用法
说话不友好 | |
表现得不友好 | |
不友好的评论 | |
不友好的行为 |
同义词
反义词
友善地 | 她对孩子们说话很友善。 | ||
富有同情心地 | 他对需要帮助的人表现得很有同情心。 |
例句
1.Mr Bennet, how can you speak so unkindly of your own children?
班纳特先生,你怎么能这样无情地说自己的亲生女儿?
2.Several viewers commented unkindly on her costumes.
几个观众恶评了她的戏装。
3.This evil thought took possession of her more and more, and made her behave very unkindly to the boy.
这个邪恶的念头在她的心中占据越来越多的位置,使得她对这个男孩非常不友善。
4.She ran to him for a kiss, but he thrust her aside unkindly.
她奔过去吻他,但他冷酷地把她推开了。
5.The impact of climate change predicted by modelers is unkindly coming to pass.
这种由模拟器预测出来的气候变化所带来的影响正在无情地发生。
6.This is opposite to what I think of (a little unkindly) as the 'spirituality is complacency' line of argument.
这和我想的东西是相对的,如“精神是自我满足”的观点。
7.He was a man of unkindly character.
他是一个本性无情的人。
8.She ran to him for help, but he thrust her aside unkindly.
她奔过去向他求救,但他冷酷地把她推向一边。
9.Maybe you still treat people unkindly, or you cheat on games, or lie just like you have always done.
也许你仍然对别人不友善,或者在玩游戏的时候做弊,或者像你从前一样说谎。
10.She spoke to him unkindly, which hurt his feelings.
她对他说话不友好,这伤了他的感情。
11.He unkindly refused to help his friend when he needed it most.
他在朋友最需要帮助的时候不友好地拒绝了。
12.It was unkindly of him to mock her in front of everyone.
他在大家面前嘲笑她是不友好的。
13.They treated the new employee unkindly, making her feel unwelcome.
他们不友好地对待新员工,让她感到不受欢迎。
14.The teacher criticized the student unkindly during class.
老师在课堂上不友好地批评了学生。
作文
In today's world, kindness is often seen as a rare quality. People rush through their daily lives, sometimes forgetting the impact of their words and actions on others. It is easy to fall into the trap of being unkind, especially when we are stressed or overwhelmed. However, it is essential to remember that every interaction we have can either uplift or diminish someone's spirit. One particular incident comes to mind that illustrates this point perfectly. Last year, I was volunteering at a local food bank. It was a busy day, and we had many families coming in for assistance. As I was sorting through donations, I noticed a young mother struggling with her two children. She seemed overwhelmed and tired, and as she approached the counter, I could see the worry etched on her face. Unfortunately, one of the volunteers, who was having a rough day, spoke to her quite unkindly (不友善地), dismissing her concerns and making her feel even worse about her situation.Witnessing this interaction deeply affected me. The young mother was already in a vulnerable position, and instead of receiving compassion, she was met with harshness. It reminded me of how important it is to be mindful of our words. Even a simple phrase can carry a heavy weight, and when we speak unkindly (不友善地), we can leave lasting scars on those who are already hurting.After the incident, I approached the mother and apologized on behalf of the volunteer. I offered her some extra food items and assured her that she was not alone. Her expression changed from one of despair to gratitude, and it was a powerful reminder of how kindness can transform a situation. This experience taught me that we should always strive to be more compassionate. There are countless opportunities in our daily lives to choose kindness over unkindness (不友善). Whether it’s a smile to a stranger, a helping hand to someone in need, or simply a kind word, these small gestures can create a ripple effect of positivity. Moreover, being kind doesn’t mean we should ignore our own needs or allow others to mistreat us. It is entirely possible to stand firm in our beliefs while still treating others with respect. When faced with negativity, we can choose to respond with grace rather than retaliate unkindly (不友善地). This approach not only helps us maintain our integrity but also sets a standard for how we wish to be treated in return. In conclusion, kindness is a choice we make every day. It is crucial to be aware of how we communicate with those around us. Instead of reacting unkindly (不友善地) during moments of stress, we should take a step back and consider the impact our words may have. By fostering an environment of kindness, we can contribute to a more compassionate world. Let us all strive to be the reason someone smiles today, and remember that a little kindness can go a long way.
在当今世界,善良常常被视为一种稀有品质。人们匆忙度过日常生活,有时会忘记自己言语和行为对他人的影响。尤其是在压力或疲惫的时候,我们很容易陷入不善良的陷阱。然而,重要的是要记住,我们每一次互动都可以提升或削弱某人的精神。我想起了一个特别的事件,完美地说明了这一点。去年,我在一家当地的食品银行做志愿者。那是一个忙碌的日子,我们有很多家庭前来寻求帮助。当我在整理捐赠物品时,我注意到一位年轻母亲正带着两个孩子,显得很挣扎。她似乎感到不堪重负,疲惫不堪,当她走到柜台前时,我能看到她脸上的担忧。不幸的是,另一位志愿者因为当天心情不好,对她说话十分不友善地,无视她的关切,让她的处境更加糟糕。目睹这一幕让我深受触动。这位年轻母亲已经处于脆弱的境地,而她本应获得同情,却遭遇了冷漠。这让我明白了我们言语的重要性。即使是简单的一句话也能承载沉重的分量,当我们以不友善的方式说话时,可能会在那些已经受伤的人身上留下持久的伤痕。事后,我走向那位母亲,代表志愿者向她道歉。我给她提供了一些额外的食物,并向她保证她并不孤单。她的表情从绝望转变为感激,这让我深刻体会到善良如何改变局面。这次经历让我意识到,我们应该始终努力去更具同情心。在我们日常生活中,有无数机会可以选择善良而不是不善良。无论是对陌生人微笑、向需要帮助的人伸出援手,还是简单的一句好话,这些小小的举动都能创造积极的涟漪效应。此外,善良并不意味着我们要忽视自己的需求或让他人虐待我们。我们完全可以在坚持自己的信念的同时,仍然以尊重对待他人。当面对负面情绪时,我们可以选择以优雅的方式回应,而不是以不友善的方式反击。这种方式不仅帮助我们保持诚信,也为我们希望得到的对待设立了标准。总之,善良是我们每天做出的选择。关注我们与周围人交流的方式至关重要。与其在压力时刻以不友善的方式反应,不如退一步考虑我们言语可能产生的影响。通过营造善良的环境,我们可以为一个更具同情心的世界做出贡献。让我们都努力成为让某人今天微笑的理由,并记住一点善良可以走得很远。