英 [ʌnˈwəʊntɪd] 美 [ʌnˈwoʊntɪd]
adj. 不习惯的；不寻常的；少有的
unwonted /ʌnˈwəʊntɪd/
形容词 out of the ordinary; unusual 不经常的
out of the ordinary
an unwonted softness in her face
... unwitting 不知不觉的，未觉察的 unwonted 不习惯的，不寻常的 unworldly 非世俗的，精神上的，脱俗的；天真的，不谙世事的 ...
... unwitting 无心的，不经意的 unwonted 不寻常的，不习惯的 unoworldly 非世俗的；精神上的 ...
... 不平衡的阀 不平衡阀 unbalancedvalve ; nonbalancedvalve 不平衡的，倾向一面的 lopsiced 不寻常的，不平衡的 unwonted ...
... unwitting adj.不知情的 unwonted adj.不习惯的,不寻常的,非习常的 uphold v.支撑,赞成,坚持,举起,鼓励 ...
unwontedly 非惯常地；不习惯地
不习惯的；不寻常的；少有的
Mrs. Darling had put the children to bed in unwonted silence and lit their night-lights.
达琳太太在少有的沉默中让孩子们上床睡觉，并点亮了他们的夜灯。
He spoke with unwonted enthusiasm.
他讲话显得出人意料地热心。
That summer the roses flowered in unwonted beauty.
那年夏天玫瑰花开得异常美丽。
Environmentalists are rising to the challenge posed by the threat of unwonted prosperity!
An editorial in a Baghdad daily run by Mr Hussein's son, Uday, has also hinted that Iraq is ready to show some unwonted flexibility.
ECONOMIST: Saddam Hussein reopens talks on weapons inspection
Cooler voices in Israeli intelligence believe that Mr Arafat's unwonted international isolation has produced a new determination to face down the Islamist factions and rein in his own hard men.