Unflattering ʌnˈflætərɪŋ Attractive Un·Flat·Ter·Ing Adjective Making T66pk8i74ce7fib4mrijfxfulvwia2kupymxanwh/1jjdxhqdr9hxghahqagjdgy2hnseo459f4dr1pfwfpqs2vp/Lycn7rry/Tjzl2wrzgnvchxrxo/10uekbaveclxflaosvi3oadmkadia+Oxz/Xa2tvgji7fh8rgbamy2orhgbhrc5pjijufp0yugszy+Mn4wsqpoewhf9rfnyfkkma/I0zo/Zikgw2aipnyvoqct7csqb4ocnhwhrxrilcl ʌnflæ̱tərɪŋ
The flashcard defines "unflattering" as an adjective, meaning something that makes a person or thing seem bad or less attractive. Examples include an unflattering portrait and unflattering dresses.
This flashcard defines "unflattering" as an adjective, which means making someone or something appear less attractive or in a bad light. It gives examples such as an "unflattering portrait" and "unflattering dresses."
[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]贬低的;有损形象的 If you describe something as unflattering, you mean that it makes a person or thing seem less attractive than they really are.
He depicted the town's respectable families in an unflattering light...
他在描述镇上体面人家时满是贬抑之词。
The knee-length dresses were unflattering and ugly.
齐膝长裙既不显身材又不好看。
Oxford
un·flat·ter·ing/ʌnˈflætərɪŋ; NAmEʌnˈflætərɪŋ/adjectivemaking sb/sth seem worse or less attractive than they really are 贬损的;有损形象的;不恭维的◆an unflattering dress难看的连衣裙◆unflattering comments贬抑的评论OPP