undeserving

英 [ˌʌndɪˈzɜːvɪŋ]

美 [ˌʌndɪˈzɜːrvɪŋ]

adj.  不够格的; 不相当的; 不配的

现在分词：undeserving　

BNC.40364 / COCA.38224

牛津词典

adj.

• 不够格的；不相当的；不配的
  not deserving to have or receive sth
  1. He was undeserving of her affections.
     他不配得到她的爱。

英英释义

adj

• not deserving
  1. the undeserving poor
  Synonym:unworthy

双语例句

• The compensation debate in the UK now seems to have shifted, from undeserving bankers paid for failure and from payment for performance, to what is fair pay.
  英国薪酬辩论的焦点现在似乎转移了，从不配获得高薪的失败银行家，到绩效薪资，再到什么是公平薪酬。
• A major assault is being mounted by the nation's colleges and universities against laxity in grading that is showering A's and B's on hundreds of thousands of undeserving students.
  现在，一项比较大的反对松弛的评分制度的运动在全国高等院校中发起。
• It's natural to feel humbled by a wonderful career development, but those who didn't get the raise don't want to hear how undeserving you feel, said Lewis Rowe.
  LewisRowe说，你得到一次极好的职业发展机会自然会感到自己卑微，但是没有获得提拔的人们可不希望听见你说自己多么不配。
• Without it one is undeserving of respect.
  没有面子，就不值得尊重。
• Tell them that every time an undeserving movie wins Best Picture, God spawns a racist.
  告诉他们，每次只要不够格的电影获得最佳影片，上帝就会造个种族歧视者出来。
• He was crude, drank too much, knew little law, and hence was undeserving to be lincoln's equal partner.
  他粗鲁，酗酒，对法律懂得甚少，因此配不上当一个与林肯平起平坐的合伙人。
• They are often considered taboo in an application, which many developers consider to be an undeserving distinction, because of the usefulness of having an always available object for use.
  它们通常被认为是应用程序的禁忌，因为许多开发人员认为创建一个总是可用的对象用处不大，因此他们并不太注意这一点。
• Someone completely undeserving or your love and affection.
  一个配不上你的爱的人。
• I should be undeserving of the confidence you have honoured me with.
  您使我荣幸地得到了信任，我实在有愧于此。
• They become opportunities for learning instead of proof that we are not good enough, unlovable, unworthy or undeserving of what we want.
  它们将转变为学习的机会，而非用来证明我们不够好、不能被爱、没有价值或是不值得拥有我们所渴望的一切。