adj.(形容词)

1. 不愿的，不乐意的 ，无意于…的，厌恶的，厌倦的
2. 不舒服的，有小病的，身体不适的 ，身体违和的

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1. 动词indispose的过去式和过去分词形式

Adjective:

1. somewhat ill or prone to illness;

   "my poor ailing grandmother"
   "feeling a bit indisposed today"
   "you look a little peaked"
   "feeling poorly"
   "a sickly child"
   "is unwell and can't come to work"
   

2. (usually followed by `to') strongly opposed;

   "antipathetic to new ideas"
   "averse to taking risks"
   "loath to go on such short notice"
   "clearly indisposed to grant their request"
   

• Mr. Allworthy had been for some days indisposed with a cold.

  出自：Henry Fielding

She was indisposed to help us.

她不愿意帮助我们.

She is indisposed with a headache.

她因头痛感到不适.

He seems indisposed to help.

他似乎不愿意帮忙.

At last she went early to bed, more and more indisposed.

她终于早早上床, 越来越感到不好过.

She was very much indisposed to go to that dirty place.

她根本不想去那个脏地方.

He is indisposed to join the mobile medical team.

他不想参加巡回医疗队.

Contact with realities indisposed him to any more idle speculations.

接触实际使他不再倾向于无益的空想.

I am [ feel ] indisposed for any work.

我对任何工作都不 感 兴趣.

He is indisposed to go.

他不愿去.

She seems indisposed to play tennis.

她似乎不想打网球.

She has a headache and is rather indisposed.

她头痛,颇感不适.

I am indisposed with a headache.

我头痛了,感到不舒服.

I am indisposed with a cold.

我因为伤风感到不舒服.

Mary is indisposed with fever; her part will be played by Shirley.

玛丽因病(发烧)而不能演出, 她的角色改由莎莉主演.

Shirley will also stand in for an indisposed singer.

莎莉亦将代替另一名因病不能演出的歌手.