unenthusiastic adj.
不热心的,缺乏热情的
unenthusiastic[ adj ]
not enthusiastic; lacking excitement or ardor
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an unenthusiastic performance by the orchestraunenthusiastic applause
- Hong Kong stocks fell in light trading because of an unenthusiastic response to the budget pact from major international investors.
- Hural delegates seemed unenthusiastic about the opposition demands for early elections this year.
- But the response to the news in the credit markets was unenthusiastic.
- A spot check on a London street found Britons unenthusiastic about the idea of tea granules, which Brooke Bond and Premier Beverage Products said Wednesday they will begin distributing nationwide.
- If that should be the outcome - the battle is far from over - it would be a realistic but unenthusiastic expression of the balance of opinion in parliament.
- Others, particularly in smaller companies, are wary of appearing unenthusiastic about the firm.
- Some previously unenthusiastic regional banks have indicated that they like this package," Mr. Mulford added.
- At the same time, only four securities firms have signed up with the Big Board to buy and sell ESPs as market makers, an unenthusiastic response.
- Initial soundings from newly elected MEPs indicate that Mr Santer is likely to receive at best an unenthusiastic endorsement.
- But hitherto the French group had been unenthusiastic about sacrificing full control. Mr Robert Husson accepted yesterday that closer collaboration had always been on the cards.
- Some analysts attribute the November slide to an unenthusiastic 'yes' vote in October's referendum on the constitution.
- Shares ended mixed in unenthusiastic trade ahead of the weekend.
- I've voted for the ecologists, not because I believe in them but because I can't stand the rest.' Even conservative voters were unenthusiastic.
- The stock market lost ground today in an unenthusiastic response to stronger-than-expected employment news.
- The stock market lost ground today in an unenthusiastic response to new evidence of slowing economic growth.
- But even when stocks rose Friday to new highs since the October crash, the mood of many analysts and money managers remained subdued and unenthusiastic.