unsophisticated
US /ˌʌnsəˈfɪstɪˌketɪd/
・UK /ˌʌnsəˈfɪstɪkeɪtɪd/
B1 中級
adj.形容詞不懂世故的 ； 單純的 ； 純潔的
He is an unsophisticated and uneducated chap
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09:34
- They should be "yurui" meaning unsophisticated or laid back
他們應該是 "yurui"，意思是不復雜的或悠閒的。
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00:43
- thinking? My kids not going to know "gauche". Something that's gauche is unsophisticated,
思考？我的孩子不會知道 "高尚"。俗氣的東西是不成熟的。
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08:39
- Or they are an engineer, engineers are unsophisticated... No.
或者對方是工程師，而工程師不懂人情世故… 不行。
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16:25
- Corny is something that is obvious and unsophisticated.
所謂 "老土"，就是明顯而不成熟的東西。
- It's a corny, unsophisticated, obvious joke.
這是一個老套、不成熟、顯而易見的笑話。
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12:56
- That is a very unsophisticated view of risk.
這是一種非常不成熟的風險觀。
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40:36
- And, um, in, you know, I've had converse, I've had conversations about this book a lot lately with some very sophisticated and some very unsophisticated people.
而且，嗯，在，你知道，我已經收斂，我已經有了談話有關這本書了很多最近與一些非常成熟的和一些非常不成熟的人。
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21:54
- well, you can say everything is egg shape, but that's so unsophisticated and I know you've
你可以說所有的東西都是蛋形的，但那太不成熟了，我知道你已經...
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14:13
- And a problem with a solution is a business, assuming people are willing to pay for that solution. Whereas what most people do is like they will just come across a problem and they'll be like, oh, yeah, it's just a thing. Oh, yeah, it's really annoying that we have to fill out these like feedback forms in our lectures. And that's where the idea will stop. What I used to do in med school was, oh, man, it's really annoying that we've got to fill out those feedback forms in lectures. I wonder if there would be a more efficient way of doing that. If we found the right person, we could build a solution to this. And when I was in med school, I was unsophisticated with this. I was like, oh, how might I build this? I knew how to code. I knew how to make websites and apps and stuff. So I would default to like just trying to build the thing. I've wasted years of my life chasing business ideas where I was like, I found an idea. I'm going to build the thing. And I didn't find any customers to pay for the bloody thing. And I really, if someone had told me this when I was 13, I would literally say seven years of my life chasing down random rabbit holes because I was afraid or didn't realize I could speak to people and actually just ask them for money. The main thing is that honestly, the way you start a business these days is that you try and get people to pay for the thing before you make the thing. People come to me and they're like, hey, Ali, I've got a bit of an audience. I want to make an online course.
有解決方案的問題就是一門生意，前提是人們願意為解決方案買單。而大多數人的做法是，他們遇到一個問題，就會說，哦，是啊，這只是個問題。哦，是啊，我們在講課的時候還得填這些反饋表，真是煩死人了。就這樣，他們的想法就停止了。我在醫學院時常做的事就是，哦，天哪，我們必須在講課時填寫這些反饋表，這真的很煩人。不知道有沒有更有效的方法。如果我們能找到合適的人，就能建立一個解決方案。當我還在醫學院的時候，我對此還不太瞭解。我當時想，哦，我怎麼才能造出這個呢？我知道如何編碼。我知道如何製作網站和應用程序之類的東西。所以，我
