unappreciated
英 [ˌʌnəˈpriːʃieɪtɪd]
美 [ˌʌnəˈpriːʃieɪtɪd]
adj. 无人赏识; 不被欣赏; 无人感激
BNC.37244 / COCA.25434
牛津词典
adj.
- 无人赏识；不被欣赏；无人感激
not having your work or your qualities recognized and enjoyed by other people; not appreciated- He was in a job where he felt unappreciated and undervalued.
他以前的工作未让他感到受赏识和重视。
- He was in a job where he felt unappreciated and undervalued.
英英释义
adj
- having value that is not acknowledged
- not likely to be rewarded
- grading papers is a thankless task
双语例句
- Investors should have a "value" bent, looking for companies that are unappreciated by the markets.
投资者应该有一个价值转向，去寻找市场不那么看好的公司； - The typical programmer often laments he/ she is being overworked, underpaid, and unappreciated.
程序员的典型表现是常常埋怨自己工作过量，薪酬过低，所受的重视过少。 - Being unappreciated by your boss could make it hard to do your work effectively.
上司的不赏识会影响你的工作效率。 - He thus joined W. Edwards Deming in management mythology as one of the two Americans who, unappreciated in their own fast-food country for their ideas about quality, had been compelled to go abroad to find recognition.
在自己快餐经济的国家提出质量为重的观点不被赏识，而被迫出国寻求认可的约瑟夫朱兰和爱德华兹戴明两位美国人，成为了管理界的神话。 - If I take an expensive bottle, it may go unappreciated – either through lack of appreciation or people not seeing what I've brought.
如果我带一瓶很贵的酒，可能没人领情&要么因为别人不会欣赏，要么是没有人注意到我带的是什么酒。 - This perhaps explains why surveys regularly report that people in banking feel unappreciated and unsatisfied with their work.
这或许解释了为何调查经常发现，银行界人士感觉他们不受重视，也不满意自己的工作。 - This makes him feel unloved and unappreciated.
这使他觉得自己没有被爱、被感激。 - Yet workers feel unappreciated& a whopping 71% are disengaged, according to Gallup.
但盖勒普（Gallup）的调查显示，员工并不领情，高达71%的员工反应冷淡。 - These shoppers are usually ridiculed and unappreciated by those enthusiastic shoppers who really take shopping seriously.
这类购物者通常受到那些狂热购物者的嘲笑，不被他们所理解。 - Customers who feel unimportant, unappreciated or taken for granted that their business elsewhere.
如果顾客觉得自己不受重视、不被珍惜，或是被视为理所当然，就会转而光顾其他企业。