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uncontested adj.
⇨ undoubted undoubted adjective ➡ See also the entry for ⇨ conclusive 另见conclusive条undoubted ♦︎ unchallenged ♦︎ undisputed ♦︎ unquestioned ♦︎ uncontestedThese words all describe sth that you think everybody accepts as right or true. 这些词均表示千真万确的、公认的、广为接受的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆an undoubted / undisputed / uncontested fact◆unchallenged / undisputed / unquestioned authority◆the unchallenged / undisputed leader◆undisputed / uncontested supremacy◆to go unchallenged / unquestioned / uncontested■ undoubted / /ʌnˈdaʊtɪd/ / [usually before noun] used to emphasize that sth definitely exists or is true 无疑的；确实的；千真万确的◆She has an undoubted talent as an organizer.她的确有组织才能。◆The event was an undoubted success.这次活动无疑很成功。 see also doubt ⇨ doubt verb ▸ undoubtedly adverb ◆There is undoubtedly a great deal of truth in what he says.他所说的很大程度上无疑是事实。■ unchallenged / /ʌnˈtʃælɪndʒd/ / not doubted; accepted without question; (of a ruler or leader, or their position) not opposed by anyone 不被怀疑的；完全接受的；没有异议的；（统治者、领袖或其地位）无人反对的◆She could not allow such a claim to go unchallenged.她不能对这样的说法听之任之。◆He is in a position of unchallenged authority.他拥有绝对的权威。 see also challenge ⇨ doubt verb ■ undisputed / /ˌʌndɪˈspjuːtɪd/ / that cannot be questioned or proved to be false; that everyone accepts or recognizes to be true 不容置疑的；毫无疑问的；广为接受的；公认的◆She began by laying out the undisputed facts of the case.她首先清晰地陈述了本案无可争辩的事实。◆The film is an undisputed masterpiece of the twentieth century.这部电影是公认的20世纪的杰作。 see also indisputable ⇨ conclusive , dispute ⇨ doubt verb ■ unquestioned / /ʌnˈkwestʃənd/ / (formal) so obvious that it cannot be doubted; accepted as right or true without really being considered 显而易见的；无可争议的；不假思索而认可的；盲目接受的◆His courage remains unquestioned.他的勇气仍然不容置疑。◆There was an unquestioned assumption that the war would be short and relatively painless.当时人们不假思索地认定，这场战争将是短暂且能轻松取胜的。 see also unquestionable ⇨ conclusive , question ⇨ doubt verb ▸ unquestioningly adverb ◆They accepted unquestioningly the rules he had laid down.他们不加质疑地接受了他订立的规则。■ uncontested / /ˌʌnkənˈtestɪd/ / without any opposition or argument 无人反对的；无争议的◆He was officially elected mayor in an uncontested election.他在一次没有争议的选举中正式当选为市长。◆These claims have not gone uncontested (= they have been contested).这些说法并非无人提出过异议。 see also contest ⇨ doubt verb |