off-putting
英：[ˈɔ:fˌpʊtɪŋ, ˈɔf-] 美： [ˈɔfˌpʊtɪŋ, ˈɑf-]
off-putting 基本解释
adj.令人厌恶的；老是推托的；
英英释义
off-putting[ 'ɔf,putiŋ, 'ɔ:- ]
adj.causing annoyance or repugnance"an off-putting remark"
tending to repel"The trappings of upper-class life are off-putting and sterile"
off-putting 相关例句
双语例句
用作形容词(adj.)- Officials in many cities declared snow emergencies, meaning that cars had to be off streets to allow plowing, which made some last-minute Christmas shoppers unhappy.
官员在许多城市宣称雪紧急情况，即汽车已被附近的街道，使春耕，其中提出了一些最后一分钟的圣诞节购物的不愉快。
权威例句
Two in five people 'find drug-taking at dance events off-putting' [UK].Vogue Italia's Off-Putting Oil-Spill Photo Spread:Art or Offensive?Nexus and Notoriety for Teacher Conduct: Off-Campus but Off-Putting?A Review of the Factors Off-Putting the Application of Relationship Marketing in NigeriaOff-campus, off-puttingNot so off-puttingiTV penetration rises to 43% although cost still off-puttingOffice buzz 'off-putting'Pedantry is off-puttingOff-Putting the Male Hierarchy
