indisposed

英 [ˌɪndɪˈspəʊzd]

美 [ˌɪndɪˈspoʊzd]

adj.  有(小)病，不舒服; 不愿(做某事)
v.  使不适当；使厌恶；使不舒服
indispose的过去分词和过去式

TEM8

BNC.36489 / COCA.33526

牛津词典

adj.

• 有（小）病，不舒服
  unable to do sth because you are ill/sick, or for a reason you do not want to give
• 不愿（做某事）
  not willing to do sth

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 不舒服的;有病的
  If you say that someone isindisposed, you mean that they are not available because they are ill, or for a reason that you do not want to reveal.
  1. The speaker was regrettably indisposed.
     很遗憾,演讲人身体不适。

英英释义

adj

• somewhat ill or prone to illness
  1. my poor ailing grandmother
  2. feeling a bit indisposed today
  3. you look a little peaked
  4. feeling poorly
  5. a sickly child
  6. is unwell and can't come to work
  Synonym:ailingpeaked(p)poorly(p)sicklyunwellunder the weatherseedy

双语例句

• I'm disappointed that you're indisposed.
  我很失望你不怎么自在。
• Mary is indisposed with fever; her part will be played by Shirley.
  玛丽因病（发烧）而不能演出，她的角色改由莎莉主演。
• His majesty is slightly indisposed.
  圣躬欠安。
• At last she went early to bed, more and more indisposed.
  她终于早早上床，越来越感到不好过。
• Hot weather indisposed a man to work hard.
  炎热的天气使人不愿意辛勤地工作。
• He became suddenly indisposed.
  他突然觉得不舒服。
• People decline invitations when they are "indisposed" physically, and I wish they would do likewise when they fell indisposed emotionally.
  人们在身体“不适”时谢绝邀请，我希望他们在觉得情绪上不适时也能同样做。
• I am indisposed with a headache.
  我头痛了，感到不舒服。
• One of them was indisposed with a cold and couldn't come.
  他们中间有一个人感冒了，不能来。
• The clerks are indisposed to work; and they make assignations to eat chops in the afternoon, and go up the river.
  职员们不愿工作；他们约好下午出去吃排骨，并到河上游逛。