disinclined

英 [ˌdɪsɪnˈklaɪnd]

美 [ˌdɪsɪnˈklaɪnd]

adj.  不情愿; 不乐意; 无意于

BNC.19633 / COCA.26174

牛津词典

adj.

• 不情愿；不乐意；无意于
  not willing
  1. He was strongly disinclined to believe anything that she said.
     她说什么他都坚决不肯相信。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 不愿意的;不喜欢的
  If you aredisinclined todo something, you do not want to do it.
  1. He was disinclined to talk about himself, especially to his students...
     他不喜欢谈论他自己，尤其是当着他学生的面。
  2. They are disinclined to use violence because it is against their Buddhist faith.
     他们不愿意使用暴力，因为这么做违背他们的佛教信仰。

英英释义

adj

• unwilling because of mild dislike or disapproval
  1. disinclined to say anything to anybody

双语例句

• He was disinclined to talk about himself, especially to his students
  他不喜欢谈论他自己，尤其是当着他学生的面。
• The Italian, so affable as a rule, was rather preoccupied and disinclined for talk.
  这位通常很和蔼可亲的意大利人现在心事重重无心谈话。
• Mr Heathcliff, who grew more and more disinclined to society, had almost banished Earnshaw out of his apartment.
  希刺克厉夫先生，变得越来越不喜欢跟人来往，已经差不多把恩萧从他的房间里赶出来了。
• Like most great entrepreneurs, Mr Murdoch is anyway disinclined to ask beforehand; he acts first and deals with the consequences afterwards.
  就像多数伟大的创业者一样，默多克不愿意预先提出要求。他先采取行动，然后再处理后果。
• Also the Brothers Maloof are disinclined to make a deal with the hated Lakers.
  而且马诺夫兄弟也不想和他们讨厌的湖人做交易。
• I had been talking all morning, I was disinclined for many argument.
  我谈了一上午，不愿再争辩了。
• He was strongly disinclined to believe anything that she said.
  她说什么他都坚决不肯相信。
• But when Mr Bush received the report in early December, he seemed disinclined to accept its main recommendations on dialogue with Iran and Syria and a reduction of American troops.
  但当布什12月初接到报告时，他似乎不愿接受其中的主要建议：即与伊朗和叙利亚进行对话，并减少在伊美军数量。
• She was disinclined to believe him.
  她对他的话半信半疑。
• The hot weather made me feel disinclined for work.
  炎热的天气使我不想工作。