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

• Praise to the undeserving is severe satire.& Benjamin Franklin
  对不应赞美的人加以赞美，是一种苛刻的讽刺。&富兰克林
• Without it one is undeserving of respect.
  没有面子，就不值得尊重。
• As for Chen, he realizes that he was wrong to cheat, and he can` t shake the sense that he is undeserving of the life he has been enjoying.
  对陈瑜来说，他认识到了作弊是错误之举，总觉得自己不配享受现在的生活。
• 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。
• Wickham is not so undeserving, then, as we have thought him! said her sister.
  她姐姐说：那么，韦翰倒并不象我们所想象的那样不成器啦。
• 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。
• I suppose I felt undeserving or perhaps even cautious.
  我认为我不配或甚至会带着警惕心。
• And in one of the few reminders of Jackson's darkest hours, a New York congressman branded Jackson a "pervert" undeserving of so much attention.
  而属于那些对杰克逊堕落的私人生活阶段念念不忘的人中的一个的纽约众议院议员给杰克逊的评价是“堕落者”，说他不值得受到这么大的关注。
• 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。
• Praise to the undeserving is severe satire. Men love to be complimented.
  赞美不该赞美的人是一种严厉的讽刺。