uncertain
不确定
definition
adjective
an uncertain future
not able to be relied on; not known or definite.
translation of 'uncertain'
adjective
易变,
优柔寡断,
无把握的,
疑,
不确定,
暗,
渺茫,
飘忽,
暧昧,
不明确的
example
There were lots of times when people were very 'uncertain' about the situation there.
He had friends down there but, after the flight, he is 'uncertain' of their fate.
O'Donnell was left 'uncertain' as to what direction his career should pursue.
Yet, as to the details of our life, or as to where my husband is now, I am 'uncertain' .
The young couple she confronted with this information today seemed bemused and 'uncertain' how to react.
The only times anyone asked Ilse what she wanted was when she was 'uncertain' .
Now the future is 'uncertain' for the restored Victorian warehouse with floors the size of a football pitch.
The Jubilee arouses 'uncertain' feelings, halting thoughts, though it's in our town.
However, the future still looks 'uncertain' as he has no money for higher education.
This all led to uncivilised evening drinks at The Local, before wobbling home in an 'uncertain' manner.
Even the Western powers appear 'uncertain' about whether it is a good idea.
Dennis said he was 'uncertain' whether the kidnapping was a case of mistaken identity.
Due to a family bereavement it is 'uncertain' if this slot will go ahead.
The future of this business and the fate of its 240 employees remain 'uncertain' .
However they were 'uncertain' as to whether it was the address of one of the suspects or a red herring.
The link between violent music and violent behaviour is an 'uncertain' one.
His morose delivery makes you 'uncertain' whether you are supposed to laugh or cry.
I am 'uncertain' how, in those circumstances, she can reserve her position in relation to the point.
Whether his death was caused by heart attack or assassination is still 'uncertain' .
Today they are genuinely 'uncertain' of their own greatness, or of how to exercise their power.
It was the Society's view that banks would simply not deal with firms whose future was 'uncertain' .
As in domestic politics, when you are 'uncertain' about the substance, emphasise the style.
We are 'uncertain' whether the random allocation was adequately concealed in most of the studies.
Frances was 'uncertain' how younger students would view her, but soon made her mark.
He was still 'uncertain' about the whole thing but I got him interested enough to come along.
It's human nature that in 'uncertain' times we become more conservative and less speculative.
It is 'uncertain' whether the officer will be based at the contact point.
If people are 'uncertain' as to who they are uniting against, they seem even less sure of what they are standing up for.
Life is more 'uncertain' , so the task of launching an adolescent into the world has become more complicated.
What lies ahead is completely 'uncertain' , but also, it seems, full of promise.
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