形容词不确定的; 缺乏信心的，无把握的; 不稳定的; 不可靠的
1. 不确定：刚开始这个神职人员好像很有把握,很权威,他说:「只有不信神的人才无法下跪」,等到她问这个问题以后,Tarkovsky的处理是,他答话变得微微地发抖般地不确定(unsure),反过来说:「其实妳问的这个问题我也很感兴趣」,不像原来那样那麼权威(authority),
2. 缺乏信心的：unsullied 未受污染的 | unsure 缺乏信心的 | unsymmetrical 不对称的
3. 不肯定的：unsuppressed 未镇压的 | unsure 不肯定的 | unsureness 不确定
4. 现在最喜欢的音乐专辑：我听的音乐opera highlights on cd's like il trovatore,the barber of seville,opera recitals | 现在最喜欢的音乐专辑unsure | 最喜欢的作家unsure
1. 心虚的；缺乏信心的
If you are unsure of yourself, you lack confidence.
e.g. He made her feel hot, and awkward, and unsure of herself...
他令她内心躁动，手足无措，对自己没有信心。
e.g. The evening show was terrible, with hesitant unsure performances from all.
晚上的演出很糟，所有人都缩手缩脚，显得很不自信。
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2. 不确定的；不清楚的；拿不准的
If you are unsure about something, you feel uncertain about it.
e.g. Fifty-two per cent were unsure about the idea...
五成二的人对这个想法存有疑虑。
e.g. Scientists are becoming increasingly unsure of the validity of this technique.
科学家们越来越拿不准这一技术是否是正当合法的。
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1. Kim admitted she had been unsure of her career direction until last week, due to the stress of hard training and high expectations from fans.
2. Liu said he's unsure what will happen with the sponsorships his team had already secured, but he hopes they will carry over for next year.
3. This casting decision is sure to bring in the crowds in Beijing and Shanghai, even if they are unsure of this exotic performance genre.
4. I always chuckle at reports of Chinese professionals leaving for unsure prospects abroad.
5. Zhang is unsure if the spate of student suicides in May reflects a pattern or is just coincidental.
6. Li Fei is still unsure but dismisses any suggestion that she is simply conforming to a Western ideal.
7. The Florida Board of Cosmetology confirmed that it has received several enquiries from salon owners who were unsure about the legality of the practice.
8. Hospital officials said they were unsure of casualties because it was too dangerous for ambulances to reach the area.
9. Social scientists rarely cite figures from China because they are unsure about the reliability of police data.
10. The report did say the dossier should have reflected that intelligence chiefs were unsure of the size of Saddam's chemical and biological stockpile.
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adj
1. lacking or indicating lack of confidence or assurance
e.g. uncertain of his convictions
unsure of himself and his future
moving with uncertain (or unsure) steps
an uncertain smile
touched the ornaments with uncertain fingers
2. unsure的翻译
2. lacking self-confidence
e.g. stood in the doorway diffident and abashed
problems that call for bold not timid responses
a very unsure young man