词汇 | 不得人心 |
释义 | 不得人心 辨形“人”,不能写作“入”。 辨形“人”,不能写作“入”。 歇后语纣王有兵百万,不敌西周臣子三千 法文impopulairene pas bénéficier du soutien des masses populaires 俄文не встречáть поддéржки 德文beim Volk unbeliebt 【注意】含贬义。 反义词 But while his father is revered, the prince is feared and unpopular. One way forward would be for the Republican congressional minority leaders to work more constructively with the Democratic leadership, in effect cutting the unpopular White House out of the loop. To be sure, there is a lag in the process, but a process more immediately responsive to the people’s will might have ousted Lincoln and Washington in their unpopular moments. Even in countries that sent troops to Iraq, the war is unpopular. The federal government’s moratorium on new deepwater drilling is very unpopular in the region. No wonder he is so unpopular. Yet the financial shocks of the past several weeks— coming on top of an already weak economy and an unpopular war— have created their own crisis of national confidence. But he has taken a lot of criticism from the prime minister, who wants to distance himself from his finance minister's insistence on unpopular spending cuts and tax increases. So I know how unpopular it is to be seen as helping banks right now, especially when everyone is suffering in part from their bad decisions. His speech is a head- on denunciation of the unpopular new policy. It unsettles Egypt and Jordan, which have made their unpopular peaces with Israel. This will require months of negotiations, as Mr Zapatero will allow other parties to add amendments in an attempt to spread responsibility for unpopular measures. |
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