impolitic

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“I am biting my tongue to avoid saying something impolitic,” a bank official wrote at the time.
“我保持緘默，以免出言不當(dāng)，”一名世行官員當(dāng)時(shí)寫(xiě)道。
On the Israeli left, the Gaza siege has long been seen both as impolitic and morally indefensible.
以色列左翼分子長(zhǎng)期以來(lái)一直認(rèn)為圍困加沙是不可取的，同時(shí)在道義上也在站不住腳的。
Adams is idealistic and thoughtful, often headstrong and impolitic, modest yet vain and even jealous of the adulation heaped on other founding fathers.
亞當(dāng)斯思維縝密卻充滿(mǎn)了理想主義，常常頑固不化，做出不明智的決策，雖然很有節(jié)制卻自視甚高，甚至嫉妒人們奉承其他國(guó)父?jìng)儭?/li>
權(quán)威例句
You can see why this impolitic ex-lieutenant governor did not last long as a politician.
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They point to what they see as the impolitic coldness that Syria's foreign minister, Farouq Sharaa, radiates in the talks.
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As impolitic as it is to say out loud, we need to face the fact that jobs are a necessary evil.
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If words or actions are impolitic, they are unwise and likely to cause offence or problems, especially in social situations.