uncontrolled的反义词
1. 不受控制的：unconnected 不连接的 | uncontrolled 不受控制的 | uncoupled 解耦合的
2. 无控制的：uncontrollable noise 不能控制的噪声 | uncontrolled 无控制的 | uncontrolled association 自由联想
3. 不易控制：VS.自足 Self-sufficient | 15.不易控制 Uncontrolled | VS.控制 controlled
1. 控制不住的；未受控制的；不加约束的
If you describe someone's behaviour as uncontrolled, you mean they appear unable to stop it or to make it less extreme.
e.g. His uncontrolled behavior disturbed the entire class...
他放肆的举动扰乱了全班的秩序。
e.g. Julia blows her nose, but her sobbing goes on uncontrolled.
朱莉娅擤了擤鼻子，不过她还是不停地啜泣。
2. （形势或活动）不受控制的，未加制止的
If a situation or activity is uncontrolled, no-one is controlling it or preventing it from continuing or growing.
e.g. The capital, Nairobi, is choking on uncontrolled immigration.
移民纷纷涌入首都内罗毕，人满为患。
e.g. ...the central bank's uncontrolled printing of money.
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1. But Latin America generates disproportionately more carbon dioxide due to its massive and uncontrolled deforestation and inefficient use of fertilizers.
2. Uncontrolled economic activity was disallowed for fear that higher incomes in the hands of certain individuals would hurt social justice.
3. Algeria has expressed worries that the spread of uncontrolled arms may fall into hands of terrorist groups in the desert.
4. Sometimes the individual will have an uncontrolled movement, like turning the head to one side.
5. The fiscal American debit will speed up to levels never seen as the dollar will plunge to an uncontrolled and dangerous level.
6. Demand for water has outstripped supply over the years as a result of the low investment in water infrastructure and uncontrolled human settlement.
7. Despite the inability to trace the new suspected cases to known cases, officials said there was no danger of an uncontrolled outbreak.
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8. Chen was confined to the cage since last September for fear of his uncontrolled mental condition.
9. Japan's nuclear safety agency said it could not confirm whether the explosion caused an uncontrolled leak of radioactivity.
10. uncontrolled的解释
10. Most corruption comes from uncontrolled power, which is the case of Zheng.
adj
1. not being under control
out of control
e.g. the greatest uncontrolled health problem is AIDS
uncontrolled growth