unpopularity

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• The unpopularity of the Hoare-Laval pact in Britain forced Hoare to resign.
  在英國(guó)不得人心的《霍爾-賴(lài)伐爾協(xié)定》最終使得霍爾辭職。
• However, given the growing unpopularity of the Tea Party, this may be the Kochs' last hurrah.
  但是，鑒于“茶黨”日益不得人心，這次也許是科赫兄弟的最后一次歡呼了。
• In the UK elections of 2005, for example, despite Tony Blair’s growing unpopularity, there was no way for this disaffection to find political expression.
  比方說(shuō)，在英國(guó)2005年的選舉中，盡管托尼·布萊爾越來(lái)越不受歡迎，這種不滿(mǎn)卻無(wú)法找的一個(gè)政治的表達(dá)。

權(quán)威例句

• Because we are often closely identified with such governments, their unpopularity rubs off on us.
  FORBES: Spider Webs In The Sky
• But is their unpopularity due primarily to pushing for big changes in K-12 education?
  FORBES: The Right Way to Approach School Reform
• The first is that his own unpopularity has become an impediment to the Republican cause.
  NEWYORKER: The House of Pain
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