ultimatum [`ʌlti’meitəm]
例句1, The government issued an ultimatum to the rebels, demanding their immediate surrender.
例句2, Faced with the ultimatum, the company had no choice but to comply with the new regulations.
例句3, The ultimatum from the landlord left the tenants with only a week to vacate the premises.
例句4, She gave her partner an ultimatum: either they seek counseling or she would end the relationship.
例句5, The CEO’s ultimatum to the board was clear: approve the merger or he would resign.
ultraviolet [`ʌltrə’vaiəlit]
例句1, Ultraviolet rays from the sun can cause skin damage if you don’t wear sunscreen.
例句2, The museum uses ultraviolet light to protect ancient artifacts from fading.
例句3, Scientists have developed a new type of ultraviolet sensor for detecting air pollution.
例句4, The ultraviolet spectrum is invisible to the human eye but can be detected with special equipment.
例句5, Certain flowers have patterns that are only visible under ultraviolet light.
unaided [ʌn’eidid]
例句1, The hiker found himself unaided in the wilderness, with no one to help him navigate back to civilization.
例句2, She completed the project unaided, demonstrating her ability to work independently.
unanimity [junə’niməti]
例句1, The board reached unanimity on the decision to expand the company’s operations overseas.
例句2, The unanimity among the team members was crucial for the project’s success.
例句3, There was a rare unanimity in the committee’s vote, reflecting their shared vision for the future.
unbecoming [ʌnbi’kʌmiŋ]
例句1, Her behavior at the formal dinner was unbecoming of a person in her position.
例句2, The candidate’s unbecoming remarks during the debate cost him many votes.
例句3, Wearing such casual attire to a black-tie event is unbecoming and disrespectful.
例句4, His unbecoming attitude towards his colleagues made it difficult for him to work in a team.
unbiased [ʌn’baiəst]
例句1, In order to make a fair decision, the committee sought an unbiased opinion from an external expert.
例句2, The journalist was praised for her unbiased reporting on the controversial issue.
例句3, An unbiased analysis of the data revealed trends that were previously overlooked.
例句4, The teacher encouraged students to approach historical events with an unbiased perspective.
例句5, The company implemented an unbiased hiring process to ensure equal opportunities for all candidates.
unblemished [ʌn’blemiʃt]
例句1, Her unblemished reputation made her the ideal candidate for the prestigious award.
例句2, The artist’s unblemished canvas awaited the first stroke of inspiration.
例句3, His unblemished record of honesty earned him the trust of his colleagues.
uncanny [ʌn’kæni]
例句1, The uncanny resemblance between the two strangers made everyone in the room feel uneasy.
例句2, She had an uncanny ability to predict the outcome of complex situations.
例句3, The uncanny silence in the forest was broken only by the distant howl of a wolf.
例句4, The uncanny atmosphere of the old mansion sent shivers down his spine.
unconscious [ʌn’kɔʃəs]
例句1, The patient remained unconscious after the surgery, requiring close monitoring in the intensive care unit.
例句2, Her unconscious habits, like tapping her pen on the desk, often distracted her classmates during lectures.
unconsolidated [`ʌnkən’sɔlideitid]
例句1, The unconsolidated soil on the hillside made it difficult to build a stabl
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