unwilling的意思|unwilling的解释-里氏词典

unwilling [,ʌn'wiliŋ]

a. 不愿意的, 勉强的

[法] 不愿意的, 勉强的, 不服从的

unwilling

[ adj ]

not disposed or inclined toward

<adj.all>

an unwilling assistant

unwilling to face facts

in spite of contrary volition

<adj.all>

Unwilling \Un*will"ing\, a.
Not willing; loath; disinclined; reluctant; as, an unwilling
servant.

And drop at last, but in unwilling ears,
This saving counsel, ``Keep your piece nine years.''
--Pope.
※ -- {Un*will"ing*ly}, adv. --
{Un*will"ing*ness}, n.

The gases and chemicals from cigarettes have been circulating into lungs of unwilling innocents for years.
But they quickly add that they are unwilling to bet on it ahead of the employment report.
Kasparov said Moscow either was unwilling or unable to solve ethnic disputes involving Azerbaijan and Armenia, and he called for individuals to begin direct negotiations between the republics.
But, she adds, too often the child becomes "a secondary consideration" for parents unwilling to care for kids full time or to bear the full financial burden.
But, even if their demand for credit revived, Japan's indebted banks are likely to remain unwilling to lend for some time.
Yet there is deep-seated suspicion that the United States is unwilling to cede, just 11 years from now, its extensive military installations.
The reason for a spending freeze is the belief that we are unwilling to take the federal spending program apart, throwing out or cutting down the pieces that are no longer worth the money.
But again there were difficulties removing a Pounds 1.55bn shortage, because dealers were unwilling to offer bills to the Bank of England amid rumours of base rate cuts.
The new baby behaves oddly; she is curiously self-absorbed and, when she grows, seems unable - or perhaps unwilling - to communicate with other people.
Moreover, the arbitrage community, which holds about 40% of Koppers' stock at this point, might be unwilling to hold shares through another delay.
One worry: Gorbachev may be unwilling to compromise until after his party congress July 2. "We're not sure what's going on over there," says a top administration Soviet expert.
This may mean that, despite his criticism, Mr. Gorbachev is unwilling or unable to wage an all-out attack on the KGB.
"If the world is unwilling to pay for the benefits it derives from the Amazon forest, then the amount that is ultimately preserved will be less than is optimal from a global perspective," the report said.
In a letter accompanying the report, Helms said Thach's visit was inappropriate at a time when the administration was unwilling to address the issue of living Americans being held captive in Southeast Asia.
Continental reinsurers are unwilling to continue sharing terrorism risks, which would leave the UK insurers unacceptably exposed.
Even when the purported bomb turned out to be an explosion tied to a construction-related accident at the embassy, investors were unwilling to step up and buy the contracts, analysts said.
And although the armed forces may have retreated from the front lines of political office-holding, they are unwilling to relinquish their not-so-behind-the-scenes power.
But the group said the alternative motor vehicle fuels plan was excessive, and agreed with the coal industry that utilities _ under the Bush plan _ would be unwilling to spend money on new, clean coal technology.
They are notoriously unwilling to pay for unbiased counselling and prefer to accept 'free' advice from salesmen.
Weld was willing to stay on if he got the job, but was unwilling to do so when he lost it, in part because his two predecessors as criminal division chiefs, Lowell Jensen and Trott, both had won the same promotion.
Yugoslavia has a $1.4 billion trade surplus with the Soviet Union but has beun unwilling to accept Soviet manufactured goods in compensation for the debt.
FT-SE Index: 2,522.7 (-8.0) Allied-Lyons' remarkable letter to shareholders shows why the company was initially so unwilling to elaborate the bare facts of its foreign exchange fiasco.
SPA officials feel costs are out of proportion to the proceeds, while western investment banks are increasingly unwilling to work for uncertain success fees.
FEWER heavyweight UK companies reported results yesterday and the London stock market proved unwilling to respond to Wall Street's overnight advance to new peaks.
In addition, the recent rise in interest rates made him unwilling to pay his previously proposed $47 a share, or $127 million, for Alexander's shares that he and Interstate don't already own.
The 37-year-old woman bristles at West German suggestions that their East German cousins are lazy and unwilling to put in the long hours needed to rebuild their country.
Unable to deliver a knock-out punch on the ground, and unwilling to negotiate a ceasefire, it began late last year to increase its pressure on Baghdad's backers in the gulf.
Although we were successful with Mr. Cesar, the prospect of once again encountering the expense, criticism and scrutiny is a frustrating one, and it may be at a price many are increasingly unwilling to pay.
Wilkins said the singer's manager, Ira Koslow, told him Miss Ronstadt has no intention of returning to South Africa, but is unwilling to sign a pledge not to do so, as the group is seeking.
Mr Arafat was said, not for the first time, to be alternately autocratic and indecisive, and unwilling to consult with any but his closest colleagues.

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