Word · Frequency #44885
indisposition
/ˌindispəˈziʃən/
noun
小毛病；微恙；不适
核心释义
指轻微的不适或小病，并非严重疾病
a slight illness
- 1.
轻微的疾病,不适的状态
A mild illness, the state of being indisposed.
- 2.
小病；微恙
a slight illness
- 3.
不愿意做某事的状态；不情愿
A state of not being disposed to do something; disinclination; unwillingness.
- 4.
某种程度的不情愿
a certain degree of unwillingness
- 5.
坏心情或性情
A bad mood or disposition.
轻微的疾病,不适的状态；小病；微恙；不愿意做某事的状态；不情愿；某种程度的不情愿；坏心情或性情
用法In use
He called in sick, saying he had a sudden indisposition.
用法提示：indisposition 为名词，表示‘突发的小病’。
The teacher excused his frequent indispositions because he had a weak constitution.
用法提示：indispositions 是复数形式，指多次轻微疾病。
Despite her indisposition, she gave a brilliant presentation.
用法提示：indisposition 作名词，表示‘身体不适’的状态。
his hesitancy revealed his basic indisposition
have an indisposition
常用于表示轻微疾病
She had a slight indisposition and stayed home.
她有点小毛病，待在家里。
相关词与表达Connections
近义词Synonyms
易混词Confusing words
- disposition
- 性情，倾向 · disposition 指人的性格或倾向；indisposition 指小病或厌恶。
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