中英互译

uncool

英 /ˌʌnˈkuːl/美 /ˌʌnˈkuːl/

基本释义

People are very laid-back about spotting celebrities here - nobody wants to look uncool by pointing and shouting.
在这里见到明星人们都表现得很放松-没有人指指点点或大声喊叫，这样看起来不酷。
来自《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
This may come as a relief for Canadians, who are sometimes viewed as chronically uncool.
这也许对于加拿大人来说是个宽慰，因为在某些人看来，加拿大人一直都不酷。
But where I'm from, this is how everyone wears their jeans - if you wear them pulled up high, people think you're really uncool.
但在我住的地方，每个人都是这么穿的——如果你把裤腰提高了，人家会觉得你衰。

adj.

粗野的；没把握的；不冷静沉着的；土里土气的