unaccustomed

/uhn-uh-kuhs-tuhmd/US // ˌʌn əˈkʌs təmd //UK // (ˌʌnəˈkʌstəmd) //

不习惯,不习惯的,不习以为常,不适应

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : not accustomed or habituated: to be unaccustomed to hardships.
- : unusual; unfamiliar: A brief after-dinner speech is an unaccustomed pleasure.

adj.not prepared, ready; new

Synonyms

He wanted to do so partly to buoy the crushed spirits of Americans unaccustomed to being attacked.
Though the new directors would be a minority of a 12-person board, the top executives at ExxonMobil and many other corporations are unaccustomed to being challenged by their own handpicked directors.
Leal cites a lack of expertise and confidence among teaching staff unaccustomed to teaching climate change, as well as the time pressure within already crowded curriculums.
People of color have not only been disproportionately impacted by the events of 2020, they are also historically unaccustomed to taking the time to care for themselves, Brown said.
In all, a Washington Post tally found, she has delivered more than $800 million to a collection of schools, public and private, that are almost entirely unaccustomed to that level of largesse.
To those unaccustomed to the machinations of the UN, this may seem like yet another insignificant and toothless resolution.
A month after that announcement, unaccustomed daylight was forced upon the lithium-ion battery industry.
It means “very tasty;” and it simply never is—that is, not to those unaccustomed to the flavors of the Slavic palate.
But in a country unaccustomed to electoral ambiguity, there was fear in the air: It was palpable.
While Kelley is unaccustomed to dealing with the media and was nervous about our sit-down, her task is in many ways far easier.

/uhn-uh-kuhs-tuhmd/US // ˌʌn əˈkʌs təmd //UK // (ˌʌnəˈkʌstəmd) //

不习惯,不习惯的,不习以为常,不适应

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : not accustomed or habituated: to be unaccustomed to hardships.
- : unusual; unfamiliar: A brief after-dinner speech is an unaccustomed pleasure.

adj.not prepared, ready; new

Synonyms

He wanted to do so partly to buoy the crushed spirits of Americans unaccustomed to being attacked.
Though the new directors would be a minority of a 12-person board, the top executives at ExxonMobil and many other corporations are unaccustomed to being challenged by their own handpicked directors.
Leal cites a lack of expertise and confidence among teaching staff unaccustomed to teaching climate change, as well as the time pressure within already crowded curriculums.
People of color have not only been disproportionately impacted by the events of 2020, they are also historically unaccustomed to taking the time to care for themselves, Brown said.
In all, a Washington Post tally found, she has delivered more than $800 million to a collection of schools, public and private, that are almost entirely unaccustomed to that level of largesse.
To those unaccustomed to the machinations of the UN, this may seem like yet another insignificant and toothless resolution.
A month after that announcement, unaccustomed daylight was forced upon the lithium-ion battery industry.
It means “very tasty;” and it simply never is—that is, not to those unaccustomed to the flavors of the Slavic palate.
But in a country unaccustomed to electoral ambiguity, there was fear in the air: It was palpable.
While Kelley is unaccustomed to dealing with the media and was nervous about our sit-down, her task is in many ways far easier.