unbalanced
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++un·bal·anced /ʌnˈbælənst/ adjective 1. CRAZYsomeone who is unbalanced is slightly crazy 〔人〕精神失常[错乱]的2. UNFAIRa report, argument etc that is unbalanced is unfair because it emphasizes one opinion too much 〔报告、论点等〕有失公允的，片面的3. EQUALa relationship that is unbalanced is not equal because one person has more influence, power etc 〔关系〕不平衡的，失衡的，不平等的
Examples from the Corpus
unbalanced• Binary trees can easily become unbalanced.• Normally the forces from one molecule are counterbalanced by equal attraction by other molecules but at an interface the forces become unbalanced.• Not that this production is in any way unbalanced.• Tree structures can be balanced or unbalanced.• The rising prestige of Ivan's royal office went to the head of that gifted but vicious and unbalanced character.• She scrabbled away unbalanced, going too fast to stand up.• I became the victim in what was a wholly unbalanced relationship.• The unbalanced responsibilities which they bear as carers continue in middle and later life.un·bal·anced adjectiveChineseSyllable
someone is is slightly Corpus unbalanced who crazy
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unbalanced
un‧bal‧anced /ʌnˈbælənst/
adjective
1. someone who is unbalanced is slightly crazy
2. a report, argument etc that is unbalanced is unfair because it emphasizes one opinion too much
3. a relationship that is unbalanced is not equal because one person has more influence, power etc
un‧bal‧anced /ʌnˈbælənst/
adjective1. someone who is unbalanced is slightly crazy
2. a report, argument etc that is unbalanced is unfair because it emphasizes one opinion too much
3. a relationship that is unbalanced is not equal because one person has more influence, power etc