adj.不恭维的，贬损的，有损形象的

The unflattering lighting in the room made everyone look tired.
房间里不讨喜的照明让每个人都显得疲惫。
The biography was unflattering, painting the subject as selfish and manipulative.
传记中的描述并不讨人喜欢，把主人公描绘成自私和操控他人的形象。
The unflattering review of the movie criticized the weak plot and poor acting.
那篇对电影不客气的评论批评了薄弱的情节和糟糕的演技。
She regretted wearing the unflattering dress to the party; it didn't do her figure any justice.
她后悔穿了那件不合身的衣服去参加派对，那衣服完全没展现出她的身材优点。
The unflattering photograph, taken at an awkward angle, made him look much heavier than he actually was.
那张从尴尬角度拍摄的、不讨好的照片让他看起来比实际重得多。
The documentary presented an unflattering portrait of the company's unethical business practices.
纪录片展示了公司不道德商业行为的不光彩面貌。
Despite the unflattering comments from critics, the book became a bestseller.
尽管评论家们给出了不客气的评价，这本书还是成了畅销书。
The unflattering mirror in the fitting room made her reconsider buying the dress.
更衣室里那面不显身形的镜子让她重新考虑是否要买那条裙子。
His unflattering remarks about his colleagues during the interview cost him the job opportunity.
面试中他对同事的那些不客气言论使他失去了工作机会。
The unflattering nickname stuck with him throughout high school, much to his dismay.
那个不雅的绰号一直伴随他整个高中时期，这让他非常苦恼。