unobjectionable
基本解释
- adj. 无异议的;不会招致反对的;婉转的
英汉例句
- The term — a gauzy, unobjectionable way to talk about the combustible topic of race — has had a remarkable run.
这个以轻松、婉转的方式来讨论种族这一爆炸性话题的名词曾经有过不同寻常的过去。 - Already, the Labour candidates’ rhetoric feels unoriginal, laden with unobjectionable talk about social cohesion that would sit easily in one of David Cameron’s speeches (or Tony Blair’s).
工党候选人的言论早已让人感觉没有创见,没有争议的有关社会凝聚力的论述连篇累牍,而在戴维*卡梅伦或托尼*布莱尔的演讲中一篇就能说清。 - Compared to some of the other models on this list, Sharethrough is relatively unobjectionable, because it doesn't pay users directly or manipulate play counts, the way some bands did on MySpace.
相比我们在这里提到的其他几家样板公司,Sharethrough相对来说是没有什么可非议的,因为它并不会像某些品牌在MySpace的运作那样直接付钱给使用者,或操纵点击数量。 - There, apparently the bulk of them proved so completely unobjectionable as to be almost immediately forgotten.
FORBES: The Next Big Protest: Leap Day Against the Dread Pirate Benko? - Where Sherrod was heading slowly and awkwardly was a simple, almost banal, unobjectionable goal.
FORBES: Shirley Sherrod and Reading With Open Eyes - Israel has expressed interest in investing in such unobjectionable concerns as agriculture and hydro-electric power.
ECONOMIST: The Turkish-Israeli affair