Unfairly Meaning in English
word
ənˈfɛɹɫi
un-FAIR-lee
ʌnfˈeəli
un-FAIR-lee
释义
In a way that is not fair, just, or right; treating someone or something without fairness.
用法与细微差别
Used as an adverb to describe actions, treatment, or situations that lack justice or fairness. Common collocations: 'treated unfairly,' 'unfairly accused.' Implies someone or something has been wronged.
Spanish: injustamentePortuguese (BR): injustamentePortuguese (PT): injustamenteChinese (Simplified): 不公正地Chinese (Traditional): 不公正地Hindi: अन्यायपूर्ण तरीके सेArabic: بِشكل غير عادلBengali: অন্যায়ভাবে - অবিচারভাবেRussian: несправедливоJapanese: 不公平にVietnamese: một cách bất công - không công bằngKorean: 불공정하게 - 부당하게Turkish: adaletsizce - haksız şekildeUrdu: ناانصافی سےIndonesian: secara tidak adil
例句
He was unfairly blamed for the mistake.
basic
The rules were applied unfairly to the new students.
basic
She felt she was unfairly treated by her boss.
basic
I don't think it's right that he was unfairly fired from his job.
natural
Sometimes, life just seems to unfairly favor some people over others.
natural
They accused her so quickly that it felt like she was being judged unfairly.
natural