Undisciplined Meaning in English
word
ənˈdɪsɪpɫɪnd
uhn-DIH-suh-plind
ʌndˈɪsɪplˌɪnd
un-DIH-sih-plind
释义
Describes someone who does not follow rules or lacks self-control, often acting in a careless or disorderly way.
用法与细微差别
Often used negatively about children, students, or workers. Stronger than 'careless', suggests a repeated or serious problem following rules. Common with 'behavior', 'class', or 'approach'. Not formal or slang.
Spanish: indisciplinadoPortuguese (BR): indisciplinadoPortuguese (PT): indisciplinadoChinese (Simplified): 缺乏纪律的Chinese (Traditional): 缺乏紀律的Hindi: अविनीतArabic: غير منضبطBengali: অনুশাসনহীন - শৃঙ্খলাহীনRussian: недисциплинированныйJapanese: 規律のない - だらしないVietnamese: vô kỷ luật - không có kỷ luậtKorean: 무절제한 - 규율이 없는Turkish: disiplinsizUrdu: بے نظم - غیر منضبطIndonesian: tidak disiplin
例句
The undisciplined dog chewed up the furniture.
basic
He got in trouble for being undisciplined at school.
basic
An undisciplined team is hard to coach.
basic
Her undisciplined spending habits got her into debt.
natural
Sometimes, undisciplined behavior ruins the whole group project.
natural
He’s smart, but his undisciplined approach makes it hard to get things done.
natural