adj.未成熟的；无经验的，淡的，味淡的，未加调味料的，未干透的；未干透（燥）的

The new chef was still unseasoned, and his dishes lacked flavor.
这位新厨师还很没经验，他的菜缺乏味道。
Despite her unseasoned status, she handled the project with great skill.
尽管她经验不足，但她处理项目时却表现得非常熟练。
The young actor needed seasoning before he could play complex roles.
这个年轻演员需要积累一些经验才能出演复杂角色。
The unseasoned wood burned faster than seasoned wood.
未经过处理的木头比经过处理的木头烧得快。
He was unseasoned to the harsh realities of the job market.
他还不适应职场的严酷现实。
She was an unseasoned cook, but managed to prepare a decent meal.
她还是个新手厨师，但还是准备了一顿不错的饭。
The team's new player seemed unseasoned; he struggled with the pressure.
这个队伍的新球员看起来还很不成熟，他在压力下挣扎。
The book critic praised the author for seasoning her stories with humor.
书评家赞扬作者用幽默调味她的故事。
The young musician had to learn to season her songs with different instruments.
这位年轻的音乐家必须学会用不同的乐器来丰富她的歌曲。
The unseasoned athlete found it difficult to adapt to the rigorous training regimen.
这位未经训练的运动员发现很难适应严格的训练计划。