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adj.不协调的；不对等的；不同位的
1、They were unsteady on their feet and rather uncoordinated.───他们站不稳，也很不协调。
2、I was overweight and pretty uncoordinated.───我超重，很不协调。
3、In the long run, an overly linked system was as debilitating as a mob of uncoordinated loners .───长期来看，过度连接的XiTong跟一群不合群的人一样势单力薄。
4、Government action has been half-hearted and uncoordinated.───政府的行动一直半心半意，也不协调。
5、The result has been a sharp rise in the number of individual, often uncoordinated, projects.───其结果是单独的项目的数量有了显著增加，而这些项目之间常常没有加以协调。
6、Back in March 2007 Mr Wen was cocksure enough to pronounce the Chinese economy "unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated and unsustainable" .───WenJiaBao在2007年3月时还相当肯定地说，中国经济“不稳定、不平衡、不协调、不可持续”。
7、Without proper integration of planning and delivery processes across the enterprise, business evolution becomes opaque and uncoordinated.───没有适当的跨企业规划和交付流程的整合，业务发展将会是不透明和不协调的。
8、During parallel development, uncoordinated changes can affect a file, as well as the logical model or model subset that the file represents.───在并行开发期间，不协调的更高可以影响到一个文件，以及文件代表的逻辑模型或者模型子集。
9、In fact, among the many difficulties of life and even the failure, can only be regarded as a bunch of years of uncoordinated Song notes.───其实，人生之中的许多困难乃至失败，只能算是岁月之歌中一串不协调的音符。