unappreciated

英 [ˌʌnəˈpriːʃieɪtɪd]

美 [ˌʌnəˈpriːʃieɪtɪd]

adj.  无人赏识; 不被欣赏; 无人感激

BNC.37244 / COCA.25434

牛津词典

adj.

• 无人赏识；不被欣赏；无人感激
  not having your work or your qualities recognized and enjoyed by other people; not appreciated
  1. He was in a job where he felt unappreciated and undervalued.
     他以前的工作未让他感到受赏识和重视。

英英释义

adj

• having value that is not acknowledged
  Synonym:unsungunvalued
• not likely to be rewarded
  1. grading papers is a thankless task
  Synonym:thanklessungratifying

双语例句

• This sometimes unappreciated fact can easily lead to a situation in which a program has a large amount of free Java heap but throws an out-of-memory exception because it has run out of native memory.
  这很容易导致程序中拥有大量空闲Java堆，但会由于本机内存耗尽而抛出内存不足异常。
• This makes him feel unloved and unappreciated.
  这使他觉得自己没有被爱、被感激。
• On the other hand, a teacher's salary and prestige are relatively low and his work often goes unnoticed and unappreciated.
  另一方面，教师的工资和声望较低，他的工作经常不为人所注意和感激。
• Yet workers feel unappreciated& a whopping 71% are disengaged, according to Gallup.
  但盖勒普（Gallup）的调查显示，员工并不领情，高达71%的员工反应冷淡。
• When a man feels unappreciated, he stops giving support.
  男人如果觉得没受感激，便会停止给与支持。
• This perhaps explains why surveys regularly report that people in banking feel unappreciated and unsatisfied with their work.
  这或许解释了为何调查经常发现，银行界人士感觉他们不受重视，也不满意自己的工作。
• The unappreciated heavyweight champion, mason "the line" dixon.
  不大受爱戴的重量级拳王梅森“王者”迪克逊。
• Investors should have a "value" bent, looking for companies that are unappreciated by the markets.
  投资者应该有一个价值转向，去寻找市场不那么看好的公司；
• Customers who feel unimportant, unappreciated or taken for granted that their business elsewhere.
  如果顾客觉得自己不受重视、不被珍惜，或是被视为理所当然，就会转而光顾其他企业。
• His major published work entitled the Tentamen is an attempt to provide a rigorous foundation to geometry; it was an unappreciated precursor of the works of Frege and Cantor.
  他的主要工作发表题为Tentamen试图提供一个严谨的基础几何，它是弗雷格和康托的作品的赏识易制毒化学。