名词
1. Their unwillingness to discuss the problem is quite obvious.
很显然，他们不愿谈论这一问题。
1. 不愿意：? 不同意 Disagreement | ? 不愿意 Unwillingness | ? 不喜欢 Dislike
2. 不喜欢：unwieldy 笨重的 | unwillingness 不喜欢 | unwind 转开
3. 心不忍：01.梦的翅膀 Wings Of Dreams | 02.心不忍 Unwillingness | 03.听吧 Listen To
4. 不情愿, 不愿意：* inability: 无能 | * unwillingness: 不情愿, 不愿意 | * within call: 可供差遣
1. The silence shows either indecisiveness on the part of the government or its unwillingness to cut down on its addiction to its revenue from tobacco.
2. Israeli newspaper Haaretz said Netanyahu canceled the meeting over Bieber's unwillingness to meet the children, but a government official was more circumspect.
3. We had been curious about the collective silence of colleges on the issue, and the ostensible unwillingness of education authorities to act on it.
4. The court determined he must be severely punished based on fleeing the accident and his unwillingness to confess during the investigation.
5. Successful efforts to curb the deficit always require active, engaged presidential leadership but Obama's unwillingness to thus far take chances has deficit hawks discouraged.
6. The doping watchdog is battling against stagnating government support and in many cases an unwillingness by sports federations to tackle a growing problem.
7. The banks'unwillingness to lend is also partially due to lack of government compensation for these costs and risks.
8. But his own unwillingness to cater to the popular perception in the US of China as a threat cut short his own campaign.
9. Some artists speak of their unwillingness to donate or to participate in charity events, " for fear of sham charity campaigns ".
10. unwillingness
10. Yet the unwillingness to risk spending a higher proportion of income is not a general Asian cultural characteristic either.
noun
1. the trait of being unwilling
e.g. his unwillingness to cooperate vetoed every proposal I made
in spite of our warnings he plowed ahead with the involuntariness of an automaton
Synonym: involuntariness