adj.不时髦的，不帅的，不潇洒的，不“酷”的

He was labeled uncool by his peers for wearing outdated clothing.
他因穿着过时的衣服而被同龄人视为不酷。
Listening to classical music may not be considered uncool anymore, as tastes have evolved.
听古典音乐如今可能不再被视为不酷，因为人们的品味已经发生了变化。
In high school, anything deemed uncool can lead to social exclusion.
在高中，任何被认为不酷的事都可能导致社交孤立。
She deliberately avoided the uncool kids at the party, afraid their reputation would rub off on her.
她故意在派对上避开那些不酷的孩子，担心他们的名声会影响到她。
His attempt to use slang from the 90s made him seem uncool and out of touch.
他试图使用90年代的俚语，结果却让他显得不酷且与时代脱节。
The once-popular brand is now considered uncool due to its association with past fashion trends.
这个曾经很受欢迎的品牌因与过去的时尚趋势有关联，现在被认为不酷。
The teacher's strict adherence to the dress code made him appear uncool in the eyes of his students.
老师严格遵守着装规定，这让他在学生眼中显得不酷。
She felt uncool when she realized she was the only one who hadn't seen the latest blockbuster movie.
当她意识到自己是唯一一个没看过最新大片的人时，她觉得自己很不酷。
Despite being uncool, reading books remains one of the most effective ways to expand knowledge.
尽管阅读书籍可能不酷，但它仍然是最有效的扩展知识的方法之一。
His refusal to own a smartphone, citing privacy concerns, branded him uncool among his tech-savvy friends.
他以隐私为由拒绝拥有智能手机，这使他在精通技术的朋友中被认为是不酷的。