用法:
1 likely to cause trouble or inconvenience; unwanted 可能招致麻烦或不便的; 不想要的:
The drug has no undesirable side-effects. 这种药没有什麽不良的副作用. *
Military intervention is highly undesirable. 军事干涉极不相宜.2 (of a person, his habits, etc) of a kind not to be welcomed in society; objectionable （指人、 人的习惯等）不受大家欢迎的, 令人不快的, 讨厌的:
She's a most undesirable influence. 她是个专门不起好作用的人. undesirable 2
n undesirable person 不受欢迎的人; 讨厌的人:
drunks, vagrants and other undesirables 醉鬼、 无业游民等讨厌的人 *
(joc 谑) The club hires a bouncer to keep out undesirables. 这个俱乐部雇用了一个保镳来驱逐捣乱分子.

• apt(liable)
• apt(likely)
• arise(rise)
• around(round)
• arouse(rouse)
• as a last resort(in the last resort)
• as a man(as one man)
• as a result of(as the result of)
• as a result(with the result)
• as a rule(as a general rule)
• as a rule(as usual)
• as a token of(in token of)
• as a whole(on the whole)
• as anything(like anything)
• as dry as a bone(dry as a bone, as dry as dust, dry as dust)
• as far as(so far as)
• as for(as to)
• as good as(as well as)
• as it is(as it was, as it were)
• as long as(so long as)
• as much as(so much as)
• as much(much as)
• as much(much as)
• as much(so much)
• as often as not(more often than not)