Underachievers Meaning in English
word · lemma: underachiever
释义
People who do not perform as well as expected, especially in school, work, or sports, even though they have the ability to do better.
用法与细微差别
Usually describes people whose results are lower than their potential, often in academics. Not strictly negative—sometimes refers to lack of motivation or interest. Common contrasts: 'overachievers'. Often plural; rarely used as a compliment.
例句
Some students are called underachievers because their grades are low.
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Teachers try to help underachievers do better in class.
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Not all underachievers lack ability; sometimes they just need more support.
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He was always labeled an underachiever, but he surprised everyone by winning the math competition.
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Sometimes, underachievers are just bored and need a bigger challenge.
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The company realized their training could turn underachievers into top talent.
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