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invidious
[ɪnˈvɪdiəs] [ɪnˈvɪdiəs]

  • adj. (指任务或处境等)惹人反感的,招人怨恨的,易招嫉妒的;(指比较或区别)不公平的,歧视性的

英英释义

invidious [ in'vidiəs ]

  • adj. containing or implying a slight or showing prejudice

    "invidious comparisons"

    同义词: discriminatory

以上来源于: WordNet

 柯林斯英汉双解大词典 

invidious /ɪnˈvɪdɪəs/ TEM8

  • 1. 

    ADJ If you describe a task or job as invidious, you mean that it is unpleasant because it is likely to make you unpopular. 令人讨厌的; 惹人反感的

    例:

    The local authority could find itself in the invidious position of having to refuse.

    该地方当局会发现自己处于惹人反感而不得不加以拒绝的位置上。

  • 2. 

    ADJ An invidious comparison or choice between two things is an unfair one because the two things are very different or are equally good or bad. 不公平的

    例:

    Police officers fear invidious comparisons.

    警官们担心不公平的比较。

同近义词同根词

  • adj. 诽谤的;不公平的;引起反感的;易招嫉妒的
  • partial , unfair

词根: invidious

adv.

invidiously 惹人怨恨地;不公平地

双语例句权威例句

  • Police officers fear invidious comparisons.

    警官担心不公平比较

    《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

  • It would be invidious to single out any one person to thank.

    单独感谢任何一个易引起反感。

    《牛津词典》

  • The local authority could find itself in the invidious position of having to refuse.

    地方当局发现自己处于惹人反感而不得不加以拒绝位置上

    《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

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  • Willy is defined by the spirit of competition and by its corollary, invidious comparison.

    NEWYORKER: Lives in Limbo

  • Financial firms are not exactly loved by the public: foreclosing on a mortgage is far more invidious than slow service at the checkout.

    ECONOMIST: Supermarket banking

  • And he would eliminate New York's invidious corporate alternative minimum tax--New York being one of the few states that imposes this administrative nightmare of an exaction.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

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