inelegant 的定义
- not elegant; lacking in refinement, gracefulness, or good taste.
inelegant 近义词
clumsy, crude
更多inelegant例句
- No, she didn’t put the pieces of tape on the outside of the pants — that would have been inelegant and unstylish — she put them unobtrusively on the inside of the pants, each covering one of the two holes.
- At 9, he taught inelegant programming languages like Visual Basic and COBOL to his sister — then a college sophomore.
- Hence, McConnell’s conundrum, which manifested in this week’s brazen and inelegant shut-up-but-give stance.
- That leaves us with “pandemic,” an inelegant word that’s probably hard to rhyme.
- Fluoride first entered an American water supply through a rather inelegant technocratic scheme.
- The clothes, however, were a chaotic pastiche of fur and glitter assembled in inelegant ways.
- It was Callista, officer, who forced her husband to make his inelegant comments on Medicare that infuriated the conservative base.
- Its components were simple, inelegant, and, by Western standards, of seemingly workmanlike craftsmanship.
- Duffer is most inelegant (this from Julie in an assumption of stern reproach); I do not see wherever you picked up such a word.
- This inelegant jeu de theatre is severely ridiculed in the "Rehearsal."
- Did you have a recollection at the time, at least—that is an inelegant question.
- The use of tre for aller when followed by an infinitive is inelegant, though the construction is sometimes used by good writers.
- It is easy to read in this illustration the parable of death destroying a fruitful vine, and as a picture it is not inelegant.