柯林斯詞典unbalanced /?n?b?l?nst/ 1. ADJ If you describe someone as unbalanced, you mean that they appear disturbed and upset or they seem to be slightly crazy. 心神不定的; 精神有些失常的 I knew how unbalanced Paula had been since my uncle Peter died. 我知道葆拉自彼得叔叔去世以來有多么心神不定。2. ADJ If you describe something such as a report or argument as unbalanced, you think that it is unfair or inaccurate because it emphasizes some things and ignores others. 不公正的; 片面的 UN officials argued that the report was unbalanced. 聯合國官員們辯稱那份報告有失公正。 返回 unbalanced劍橋詞典 unbalanced adjective (NOT FIRM) not firm but likely to fall or change position suddenly 不均衡的;失去平衡的 unbalanced adjective (MENTALLY ILL) mentally ill 精神失常的 His relatives have said he became unbalanced after the death of his father . 親戚們說他在父親去世后就精神失常了。 unbalanced adjective (NOT FAIR) not fair or equal ; false 不公平的;偏頗的;片面的 unbalanced reporting 觀點偏頗的報道 He gave an unbalanced view of the situation . 他對該局勢發(fā)表了有傾向性的觀點。 unbalanced adjective (FOOD) not consisting of a combination of the correct types and amounts of food (飲食)不均衡的,營養(yǎng)搭配不合理的 an unbalanced diet 不均衡的飲食 an unbalanced meal 營養(yǎng)不均衡的膳食 返回 unbalanced