查询词典 unpopularity

First, it raises the prospect that the immemorial split on nuclear weapons between the old Labour right—embodied by Ernest Bevin, the post-war foreign secretary who was so keen to get a bomb "with the bloody Union Jack on top of it"—and the party's peaceniks, whose policy of unilateral disarmament contributed to Labour's unpopularity in the 1980s, may be revived in opposition.

第一个，它可能会带来工党内部对于核武器问题的分歧，以前工党曾经由战后外交大臣Ernest Bevin正面提出倾向于获得"让该死的英国国旗覆盖着"的原子弹，而他们的单边裁军政策导致了工党在80年代的失去执政的党内的反战分子们可能会反对Ernest Bevin所提出的关于获得原子弹的论调。

Although the deep blue-black color is attractive, clothing dyed with this liquid has proven unpopularity fatal to wear.

虽然这一体的深蓝黑色充满了吸引力，但被它染上是致命的。

But the NAMA plan, the budget outlook and Fianna Fail's unpopularity could cause problems.

然而，NAMA 计划，预算前景以及共和党的不得人心或许会引起麻烦。

Bush has sunk below Richard Nixon and could break Harry Truman's record for persistent unpopularity among modern US presidents.

乔治W布什已沉入下面尼克松，并可能打破杜鲁门的纪录，为持续不受欢迎的现代美国总统。

Although tea's unpopularity was usually attributed to its high price, its popularity remained low even after temperance advocates succeeded in getting the impost halved. In 1832 annual consumption continued to average less than a pound － 250 cups － per person.

尽管人们很少喝茶是因为价格贵，可即使是适当禁酒主义者通过活动把茶叶关税降低了一半后，喝茶的人还是不多。1832年茶的年消费量仍然是平均每人不到一磅，约250杯。

Unpopularity is a communicable disease; kids too nice to pick on nerds will still ostracize them in self-defense.

不受欢迎就象传染病一样，那些想对怪才好的小孩会为了自卫而回避怪才。

But he said he was prepared to risk unpopularity in order to make the right "long-term" decisions for the country.

但他说，他准备在不受欢迎的风险，以便作出正确的"长期"的决定，为国家。

If I have a method to drive away the unpopularity vistor, I will be happy!

我要是能有办法赶走这个不受欢迎的来访者才高兴呢。

He was fully aware of the unpopularity of this view across the political spectrum .

他完全明了这一观点在政界是不会得到支持的。

It's unpopularity with their enemies became a criterion of its merit.

攻击的人越不喜欢，越可以证明书的价值。

This matter overthrew all basises I learned from Sunday school .

这件事把我从周日学校学到的所有道理都颠覆了。

It's one of the cruel ironies of aging: if you want to remember your favorite restaurants, the less you should eat at them.

这是一个老化的残酷讽刺：如果你想记住你最喜欢的餐馆，你应该更少吃到它们。