1.With irritable voice and ungracious manner you promised to do so.

你没好气地答应了。

2.'Thank'ee, ' replied Bounderby, in a short, ungracious manner.

“谢谢，” 庞得贝简短而粗鲁地回答道。机翻

3.Edie, you can be homeless or ungracious.

伊迪你可以无家可归 也可以衣着寒酸。

4." He does very well, for a boy, " was Meg's somewhat ungracious answer, for the subject did not interest her.

“一个男孩子，做得很不错。”梅格的回答有点不礼貌，因这个话题她不感兴趣。

5.It was ungracious and ungrateful of them to behave the way they did.

们的行方式是不礼貌的, 也是忘恩负义的。机翻

6.Taking your blessings for granted is the most ungracious stupidity, both in chess and in life.

把你的祝福视理所当然， 是最不仁慈的愚蠢行， 无论是在棋局还是在生活中。机翻

7.That is but one degree less ungracious than if I dismissed all the yellow-rayed as " dandelions" .

与我将所有黄色射线视“蒲公英” 相比，这只是少了一个度数。机翻

8." You ask me an ungracious favour, " said the Prince, " but I must refuse you nothing" .

王子说：“你向我提出了一个无礼的请求，但我不能拒绝你。”机翻

9.But this is an ungracious and revolting subject, which no one of proper feeling would wish to dwell upon.

但这是一个无礼和令人反感的话题，任何有适当感情的人不愿意详述它。机翻

10.Oh! how heartily did she grieve over every ungracious sensation she had ever encouraged, every saucy speech she had ever directed towards him.

她一想起自己以前竟会样厌恶，竟会样出言唐突，真是万分伤心！

11.It seemed to me a little ungracious to decline an invitation of that sort, and I ascribed his refusal to lack of money.

我觉得拒绝这种邀请有些太不礼貌了。我向她解释，是因没有钱才拒绝的。

12.It had struck her, doubtless, that it might seem ungracious upon her part to be indifferent to a prize which had cost so much to win.

因这宝物是费了不少心血才得到手的，她不能不这样地表示一下，否则也显得她太不承情了。

13.He had all the clearness and quickness of mind which she wanted, and he could sometimes act an ungracious, or say a severe thing.

拥有她想要的所有清晰和敏捷的头脑, 有时会表现得不礼貌, 或者说些严厉的话。机翻

14.He had all the clearness and quickness of mind which she wanted; and he could sometimes act an ungracious, or say a severe thing.

拥有她所希望的一切清醒和敏捷的头脑;有时可能会表现得不客气，或者说一些严厉的话。机翻

15.Why would you instead go for this, this thing where, because as well as it being ungracious, it made him look like a loser?

你什么要去找这个，这个东西，因除了不客气之外，这让看起来像个失败者？机翻

16.She had been often remiss, her conscience told her so; remiss, perhaps, more in thought than fact; scornful, ungracious.

她经常失职，她的良心告诉她;也许，更多的是思想上的疏忽，而不是事实上的疏忽;轻蔑，不客气。机翻

17.He thought it an ungracious answer, but if they were going to live together he must do all he could to make things go easily.

认这是一个不礼貌的回答，但如果们要住在一起，必须尽所能使事情顺利进行。机翻

18." You are in a bad temper, " said the marquise de la Mole to her; " let me caution you, it is ungracious at a ball" .

“你脾气不好，”德拉莫尔侯爵夫人她说。 “让我警告你，在舞会上是不礼貌的”。机翻

19.She entered the room with an air more than usually ungracious, made no other reply to Elizabeth's salutation, than a slight inclination of the head, and sat down without saying a word.

客人走进屋来的副神气非常没有礼貌。伊丽莎白招呼她，她只稍微侧了一下头，便一屁股坐下来，一句话也不说。

20.But it might be the spring weather, for it was a warm and pleasant March; and merinoes and beavers, and woollen materials of all sorts were but ungracious receptacles of the bright sun's glancing rays.

但这也许是春天的原因，因是一个温暖宜人的三月；美利奴羊毛和海狸皮，以及各种羊毛制品，不适合接受明亮阳光的照耀。