单词

undecided

读音

ˌʌndɪˈsaɪdɪd

美式

英式

词根

"Undecided"的词根为"decid"，源自拉丁语"decidere"，意为"决定"或"判断"。 "Undecided" = "un-"（不是）+ "decided"（决定的）

释义

adj. 未定的；未决定的；不稳定的

例句

He seemed undecided whether to go or stay.

他似乎还没有决定去留。

I'm still undecided (about) who to vote for.

我还拿不定主意投谁的票。

The venue for the World Cup remains undecided.

世界杯的举办地点尚未确定。

强化记忆

你可以把"un-"和"decided"分开让"decided"联想到"decision"（决定）, "un-"是对这个决定的否定—也就是没有决定，未决定。"Decide"原自拉丁语 'decidere'意为'切除'或 '决定'，'decidere' 又是由'de-'（表示从...分开）和 'caedere'（削，切）组成。古代割舍是一种重要的决策行为，所以"decide"的原意是"割舍"或者"决断"。

看视频学发音

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you should either believe your spouse is guilty,or at best remain undecided.Some philosophers present evidentialism only as a view

that tragedy evolves from human error–even if our mistake is to leave things undecided.For all these reasons, perhaps the one thing we never doubt is Hamlet’s humanity.

were recruiting the conversations in the middlethat were undecided about whether they wanted to get vaccines.The highly negative --

So, eight of us went to Sacramento in August and we metwith the seven undecided legislators and we lobbied for AB32.You know what? Six of those seven voted yes in favor of the bill,

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