ungrateful / ʌnˈgreɪt fəl /

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ungrateful 的定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. unappreciative; not displaying gratitude; not giving due return or recompense for benefits conferred: ungrateful heirs.
  2. unpleasant; distasteful; repellent: an ungrateful task.

ungrateful 近义词

adj. 形容词 adjective

not appreciative

更多ungrateful例句

  1. So it was very hard for me to accept that I was struggling because I didn’t want to seem ungrateful.
  2. Republicans are furious that corporations appear so ungrateful.
  3. I wanted to take it back, but he pouted so much about how ungrateful I was that I just let it go.
  4. I just feel trapped, and I can’t talk about it with anyone without seeming ungrateful.
  5. “This may sound ungrateful but if you want to protect yourself, you may want to stay away,” she continues.
  6. I know one shouldn't be ungrateful, but what is it about people giving your kids ridiculous presents when you are on holiday?
  7. There will be tears, ungrateful betrayals, but at some point—if you keep your faith—the problem child will grow up.
  8. Small children are ungrateful; to do one a favor is, from a business point of view, about as shrewd as making a subprime mortgage.
  9. No, no,” added Mr. Pickwick more cheerfully, “it would be selfish and ungrateful.
  10. "This is the most ungrateful outfit of greasers I ever met up with," cried Clip, hurrying toward the second man.
  11. I am grateful—voyons—if anybody ever says Aristide Pujol is ungrateful, he is a liar.
  12. Somehow or other the maternal rôle, which had been so suddenly thrown upon Georgina, had become not ungrateful to her.
  13. It is a sweet revenge to a man who loves passionately to make an ungrateful mistress appear still more so, by his very actions.