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unchivalrously

/ˌʌnˈʃɪv.əl.rəs.li/

翻译: 副词,指以缺乏荣誉、礼貌或骑士风度的方式行事。形容行为粗鲁、不光彩或不适合绅士,常用于社交行为或人际关系语境。

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adverb

/ˌʌnˈʃɪv.əl.rəs.li/C2formal
  • zh副词,指以缺乏荣誉、礼貌或骑士风度的方式行事。形容行为粗鲁、不光彩或不适合绅士,常用于社交行为或人际关系语境。

An adverb meaning 'in a manner lacking honor, courtesy, or chivalry.' It describes behavior that is rude, dishonorable, or unbecoming of a gentleman, often in contexts of social conduct or interpersonal relations.

  1. In an unchivalrous mannerC2formal

    Acting without the qualities expected of a knight or gentleman, such as courtesy, honor, or respect, especially towards women.

    zh无骑士风度地

    • He unchivalrously left her to carry the heavy bags alone.
    • The knight unchivalrously refused to help the damsel in distress.
    • She was treated unchivalrously by her date, who ignored her all evening.

    同义词boorishlychurlishlydiscourteouslydisrespectfullyignoblyimpolitelyrudely

    反义词chivalrouslycourteouslygallantlyhonorablyrespectfully

词形
  • more unchivalrously comparative form
  • most unchivalrously superlative form