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 unscathed [,ʌn'skeiðd]   添加此单词到默认生词本
a. 没有受伤的, 未受损伤的



    unscathed
    [ adj ]
    not injured
    <adj.all>


    1. Mortgage lenders such as the Halifax and Abbey National may appear to have been largely unscathed by recession in the housing market.
    2. With the Iran-Contra hearings over, Vice President George Bush's political supporters are buoyant that he has come through the inquiry unscathed.
    3. A measure of his aptitude for conciliation and avoiding controversy is that he held three of these posts under Richard M. Nixon and emerged unscathed by any of that administration's notoriety and scandal.
    4. Mr Major himself survived unscathed; his leader's speech, which relied heavily on nostalgia, was well-received by an audience primed to be receptive.
    5. Forester and Marintez returned the bird, which appeared unscathed, to the park.
    6. Workman hasn't emerged unscathed from deadbeat raids.
    7. "I don't think any of us had come away unscathed," he said. "It will certainly be on my mind for the rest of my life.
    8. Stocks got through the first anniversary of Black Monday on Oct. 19 relatively unscathed.
    9. The company is expected by analysts to emerge unscathed from the affair. This is largely because the majority of its income is from direct mail or through manufacturers' schemes, rather than through sales of extended warranties through shops.
    10. Loans which should not have been approved were also made from the charity to its trading subsidiaries. Few escape unscathed from the scrutiny of the inspectors.
    11. A hawk intent on making a meal of two tiny finches plunged through a bedroom window, and all three birds emerged shaken up but unscathed.
    12. However, stiff competition from other luxury goods such as Dunhill and LVMH and the decision by Japanese designers to withdraw from the Paris fashion scene will not leave the French design industry unscathed.
    13. When New Man Thomas comes through victorious, he appears to have been emotionally unscathed by the incident. Crichton's view is that sexual harassment claims are reaching their peak level.
    14. Mr. Fiers, unlike Col. North, escaped largely unscathed by his generation's war in Vietnam.
    15. Beirut's airport opened for business Sunday and a cargo ship sailed unscathed into a Christian port, raising hopes that a truce was holding after six months of fighting between Christians and Syrians.
    16. Is it possible for us to talk of a new South Africa or is it yet too early?" Few have remained unscathed by the violence.
    17. This sector will be made weaker by the recession. Yet it would be complacent to assume that areas of traditional strength will escape unscathed.
    18. Growth Capital Can Still Be Found PRIVATE investment firms, largely unscathed by the stock market crash, are gaining importance as a source of capital for financing the growth of closely held companies.
    19. Several passengers walked away from the wreckage virtually unscathed.
    20. This is one of the few parts of Paris to have emerged unscathed from Baron Haussmann's 19th century reconstruction schemes.
    21. Those who are responsible for the frauds and misstatements, notably the directors, tend to escape relatively unscathed. In principle, the argument for reform seems sound.
    22. The storm brought high winds and some rain to Tokyo late Wednesday, but the capital escaped largely unscathed.
    23. Other regions should escape relatively unscathed, she says.
    24. Most companies with headquarters in San Francisco and the nearby Silicon Valley were unscathed by the market.
    25. We begin bombing in five minutes." Not everybody thought these things funny, but Reagan, the Great Communicator, usually got away unscathed and unfazed.
    26. The injury caused problems with her vision, but otherwise left her unscathed, the McMinnville girl said.
    27. Instead, they merely sold out their inventories, waited out the plan's collapse and emerged relatively unscathed.
    28. The author was himself a fighter pilot in Vietnam, and has subsequently emerged unscathed from a university writing programme.
    29. Some walked away unscathed and flew to their destinations.
    30. In Leninakan, older low-rise apartment blocks stood unscathed while "everything built in the years of stagnation collapsed," Pravda said, using the Soviet term for the regime of the late Leonid I. Brezhnev.
    unscathed
    unscattered
    UNSCCUR
    unscented
    unscheduled
    unscheduled bombing
    unscheduled call
    unscheduled DNA synth...
    unscheduled flight
    unscheduled interruption
    unscheduled investment
    unscheduled maintenance
    unscheduled maintenan...
    unscheduled manintena...
    unscheduled repair
    unscheduled teaching
    unscholarly
    unschooled
    Unschuld's sign
    unscientific
    unsclerotized
    UNSCOP
    unscoured fleece
    unscoured grain
    unscoured silk
    unscramble
    unscramble rule
    unscrambled method
    unscrambled order
    unscrambler
    unscrambling
    unscrambling bed
    unscrambling grid
    unscratched
    unscreened
    unscreened coal
    unscreened flank
    unscreened gravel
    unscreened lumps
    unscreened sand
    unscreened stock
    unscreened yield
    unscrew
    unscrewed
    unscrewing
    unscripted
    unscriptural
    unscrupulous
    unscrupulously
    unscrupulousness
    unsculptured
    unseal
    unsealed
    unsealed control gap
    unsealed joint
    unsealed source
    unsealing
    unseam
    unseamed
    unsearchable
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