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