unqualified

/uhn-kwol-uh-fahyd/US // ʌnˈkwɒl əˌfaɪd //UK // (ʌnˈkwɒlɪˌfaɪd) //

不合格的,不合格,无资格,无保留的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : not qualified; not fit; lacking requisite qualifications: unqualified for the job.
- : not modified, limited, or restricted in any way; without reservations: unqualified praise.
- : absolute; complete; out-and-out: an unqualified liar.

adj.not prepared, incompetent

Synonyms

The elected majority within the board was accused of picking two unqualified candidates and not giving departing employees sufficient notice.
Overzealous activists, self-appointed detectives, unqualified writers, and politically motivated conspiracy theorists have converged under this banner.
If Memorial Day weekend is considered to be the unofficial start to summer, Sunday seemed unusually unqualified to introduce the coming season.
Montgomery Steppe pointed to continuous changes in leadership at the school and a stark achievement gap as reasons that the district seemed unqualified to give the school the resources it needs.
In the legal proceedings, Pan Am, the defendant, had to prove that men were unqualified for the job.
The Blacklist does have one unqualified success this season: its extraordinary work in overhauling Keen.
When Panetta became CIA director in 2009, he was demonstrably unqualified for the job.
“It was no brute whom Smiley was pursuing with such mastery, no unqualified fanatic after all, no automaton,” le Carré writes.
British journalist Liz Jones has an unqualified knack for raising media hackles on both sides of the Atlantic.
As president, he's been an unqualified proponent of experimental charters, which reject the job stability of traditional schools.
To do what rulers command, is one thing; to do that from a regard to their pretended authority may be another.

/uhn-kwol-uh-fahyd/US // ʌnˈkwɒl əˌfaɪd //UK // (ʌnˈkwɒlɪˌfaɪd) //

不合格的,不合格,无资格,无保留的

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : not qualified; not fit; lacking requisite qualifications: unqualified for the job.
- : not modified, limited, or restricted in any way; without reservations: unqualified praise.
- : absolute; complete; out-and-out: an unqualified liar.

adj.not prepared, incompetent

Synonyms

The elected majority within the board was accused of picking two unqualified candidates and not giving departing employees sufficient notice.
Overzealous activists, self-appointed detectives, unqualified writers, and politically motivated conspiracy theorists have converged under this banner.
If Memorial Day weekend is considered to be the unofficial start to summer, Sunday seemed unusually unqualified to introduce the coming season.
Montgomery Steppe pointed to continuous changes in leadership at the school and a stark achievement gap as reasons that the district seemed unqualified to give the school the resources it needs.
In the legal proceedings, Pan Am, the defendant, had to prove that men were unqualified for the job.
The Blacklist does have one unqualified success this season: its extraordinary work in overhauling Keen.
When Panetta became CIA director in 2009, he was demonstrably unqualified for the job.
“It was no brute whom Smiley was pursuing with such mastery, no unqualified fanatic after all, no automaton,” le Carré writes.
British journalist Liz Jones has an unqualified knack for raising media hackles on both sides of the Atlantic.
As president, he's been an unqualified proponent of experimental charters, which reject the job stability of traditional schools.
To do what rulers command, is one thing; to do that from a regard to their pretended authority may be another.