英语释义

• in an unrealistic manner;

  "his expectations were unrealistically high"

片语

be unrealistically optimistic盲目乐观收藏指正

Summarily Unrealistically向先进

compare unrealistically攀比

unrealistically high target不切实际的高指标

unrealistically obeying thoughts盲目服从思潮

Nor Be Unrealistically Optimistic也不能盲目乐观

idealisticallyad 理想上地；不切实际地；唯心主义地

unrealistically distributed parameters使用不真实的分布参数

romanticallyad 浪漫地；不切实际地

unrealistically optimistic盲目乐观

英汉例句

• desire is crazy need, which drives a person to waste his precious life just for vanity or comparing unrealistically with others.

  欲望是已经疯狂的需要，只是为了和别人攀比，为了虚荣心的缘故在无谓地耗费自己宝贵的生命。

• that estimate seems unrealistically low to me.

  这次评估在我看来是非常的低。

• customers in this globalized world are also increasingly aware that unrealistically low prices may also come with unrealistically high environmental damage and low quality.

  在这个全球化的世界，用户也越来越意识到低价格可能伴随着高的环境损害和低质量。

• perrow (1986) also criticized the theory for being unrealistically one-sided because of its neglect of potential exploitation of workers.

  佩罗（1986）也批评理论为是因为工人的潜在剥削其忽视不切实际的片面。

• indeed there is almost a danger that mr sarkozy「s atlanticist leanings have raised expectations unrealistically high in washington and london.

  萨尔科齐先生的大西洋主义倾向名不副实地抬高了华盛顿和伦敦的期望，这确实差不多是个危险。

• we could make our employment costs unrealistically high.

  我们可以让我们的就业成本异乎寻常的高。

• girls have been encouraged 」to form unrealistically thin body ideals「 by the mass media, said alison e.

  在大众传媒的影响下，女孩子们形成了「不切实际的瘦弱体形」的错误观念。

• however, there are two attitudes towards adversity, which are poles apart: one is pessimistic and the other is unrealistically optimistic.

  然而，在对待逆境问题上有两种大相径庭的态度：悲观主义和盲目乐观自欺。

• being unrealistically optimistic about the economic situation at that time.

  对当时经济形势估计上的盲目乐观；

• consequently, many women are operating under unrealistically high expectations of themselves.

  我们因为按照与现实不符的信条行事，因而遇到障碍！ 随之而来的，是很多女性依照对自己不实的期望行事。

• turnout was 22% in jaffna (of an unrealistically inflated register) and 52% in vavuniya.

  贾夫纳和瓦武尼亚的投票率分别是22%和52%，其中贾夫纳的22%可能还有所夸大。

• perfectionist intimidators. these bullies set impossibly high standards and unrealistically short deadlines.

  完美 主义型恫吓者：这些霸王设定高不可及的标準和不切实际的期限。

• one travel company was asked for a full refund because a vacation hadn’t met unrealistically high expectations.

  一个旅行社被要求退款因为没有看到非现实的期望的景物。

• then there is also the stress that might be added to our day when we unrealistically believe there is a sense of urgency or have too, attached to all our watching and checking.

  我们常常会不切实际地认为我们本身具有要去观察和检测的紧迫感，我们的生活也因此多了一重压力。

• invariably set unrealistically high, this caused production to soar, leading to a new price slump.

  但总是设置的不切实际,这使生产剧增,导致新的价格暴跌。

• he says prices rose unrealistically high and credit was given too easily.

  他说，房价涨得远远超出实际价格，而借贷又太容易。

• answer: ⑴. when decision makers tend to think they know more than they do or hold unrealistically positive views of themselves and their performance, they」re exhibiting the overconfidence bias.

  通常决策者偏向他们知道的比他们做的或抓住不现实的观点更多，这表现为他们过分的自信。

• yet an exaggerated concentration on the lives of the relatively prosperous, exacerbated by the indian media, gives an unrealistically rosy picture of the lives of indians in general.

  然而过分关注相对富裕人群的生活，并通过印度媒体的过度渲染，给总体印象中的印度抹上了不切实际的乐观色彩。

• critics say the rates the state is letting citizens charge are unrealistically low, and that the company is dangerously under-capitalised.

  批评家批评道，州政府向投保人所收取的保险费用不切实际的便宜，因此公司会面临资本不足的危机。

• if the air cushion effect is not to be considered, the impact pressure will be unrealistically high.

  如果不考虑气垫效应，撞水压力将不现实地过高。

• and it is certainly better for an incoming government to moderate expectations than unrealistically to inflate them.

  对于将走马上任的政府来说，更好的做法是适当的提出期待而不是不切实际的夸下海口。

• nothing special. between those villagers, i only could feel superciliousness, unrealistically comparison and peacock.

  没什么特别，在这些村民中，我能感觉到的就是高傲、攀比和炫耀。

• however, some analysts called the 80, 000 figure unrealistically low, given the country’s labor force of more than 10 million.

  不过鑒于该地区有着1000多万劳动力，一些分析师认为的8万的数字低得不切实际。

• like japanese kabuki theatre, in which characters use exaggerated gestures to energise the audience, the country’s statistics unrealistically magnify both good news and bad.

  在日本的歌舞伎座剧场里，表演者利用夸张的举止来感染观众，同样，这个国家的宏观经济数据不切实际地同时夸大利好消息和利空消息。