unbidden
英 [?n'b?d(?)n]
美[?n'b?dn]
- adj. 未受邀請的；未受指使的；自愿的
實用場景例句
- He walked into the room unbidden.
- 他徑自走進了屋子。
《牛津高階英漢雙解詞典》
- The words flowed unbidden from my pen.
- 這些字句從我的筆端滾滾流出.
《簡明英漢詞典》
- They arrived unbidden at the midnight.
- 他們半夜里不期而至.
辭典例句
- He spoke out unbidden at the meeting.
- 他在會議上主動發(fā)言.
辭典例句
- The poetic element must come out of the scene as some extra and unbidden reward.
- 詩的成分必須來自詩人描寫的情景,是一種額外的不請自來的恩酬.
辭典例句
- Unbidden guests are often welcomest when they are gone.
- 不速之客往往是在告辭時最受歡迎.
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- So, does you knee up unbidden in the night?
- 所以, 你的膝蓋在夜間起來素不相識 嗎 ?
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- Three who come unbidden; love, jealousy, fear.
- 三種東西不招自來: 愛情 、 嫉妒和恐懼.
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- The unbidden guest have nowhere to sit.
- 不速之客無處可坐.
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- Unbidden shall it call in the night, that men may wake and gaze upon themselves.
- 它不邀自來,在午夜發(fā)出呼喚, 人們會醒來,審視自己.
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- In a word, to let the spiritual , unbidden and unconscious , grow up through the common.
- 一句話, 讓精神境界自發(fā)地 、 不知不覺地,在平凡的事物中擴展.
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