1.He squinted, unaccustomed to the bright light.

他眯起眼睛，太习惯明媚的阳光。

2.His body would reel with shock and his face go white at the unaccustomed visitation.

他的身体会种冲击而摇晃，他的脸也会因为习惯的情况而变得苍白。

3.Unaccustomed to the feathery weight of a mortal, the radiant horses climbed higher and higher.

习惯凡人轻如鸿毛的重量，马儿越爬升越高。

4.Unaccustomed to sudden emergencies, her head began to swim, and her grip upon the bridle to relax.

她没有经历过意外，时，便感到头昏眼花起来，手中紧紧拉着的缰绳，眼看就要放松。

5.Meriem, entirely unaccustomed to the companionship of such as Baynes, was fascinated by him.

Meriem 完全习惯与 Baynes 样的人为伴， 却被他迷住了。机翻

6.His good-natured face wore an unaccustomed frown of anger.

他和善的脸上带着习惯的愤怒皱眉。机翻

7.At that hour she was unaccustomed to be disturbed.

那个时候她习惯被人打扰。机翻

8.My eyes, unaccustomed to the light, quickly closed.

我的眼睛因为习惯光线， 很快就闭上了。机翻

9.Most of us are unaccustomed to doing this.

我们大多数人都习惯样做。机翻

10.The fabric is raspy against my skin, so unaccustomed lately to being touched.

布料对我的皮肤很刺鼻，最近很习惯被触摸。机翻

11.Miss Abbott cried, " Oh, take care" ! She was unaccustomed to this method of awakening the young.

雅培小姐哭了，“哦，保重”！她习惯种唤醒年轻人的方式。机翻

12.The government of Mexico, unaccustomed to such enterprise and thoroughly frightened by its extent, drew back in dismay.

——墨西哥习惯样的冒险， 并且被它的规模彻底吓坏了，沮丧地撤退了。机翻

13.Those who are unaccustomed to philosophical speculation may be inclined to dismiss such a doctrine as obviously absurd.

那些习惯哲学思辨的人可能倾向认为种学说显然是荒谬的。机翻

14.Besides, Monsieur seems unaccustomed to the season's severity, and 'tis possible that unable to sustain the excessive cold...'.

此外，先生似乎适应个季节的严酷， “可能无法忍受过度的寒冷… … ” 。机翻

15.The comfort and the unaccustomed amenity of this life broke up the strain under which she had been living.

种生活的舒适和习惯的舒适打破了她一直生活在其中的压力。机翻

16.Another difference is that Britons are unaccustomed to coalition, and seem to dislike it: they want clear leadership for the whole country.

他们想绝对地掌握个国家的领导权。

17.Jane then takes herself home, looking forward to two or three hours' unaccustomed peace and quiet. Perhaps, she thinks, I'll take a nap.

然后珍妮自己回了家，希望可以有两三个钟头没人打扰的清静时间。她想，也许我可以小睡—会。

18.Vast wealth, to the person unaccustomed to it, is a bane; it eats into the flesh and bone of his morals.

巨大的财富， 对习惯它的人来说， 是一种祸害；它侵蚀了他道德的骨肉。机翻

19.Her unaccustomed ears could hardly catch her father's voice, as they stood on the steps awaiting the opening of the door.

站在台阶上等着开门，她那习惯的耳朵几乎听见父亲的声音。机翻

20.From every tree, moreover, hang long, large masses of moss, presenting to the eye unaccustomed to them, a striking and singular appearance.

此外， 每棵树上都挂着长长的大块苔藓，向习惯它们的眼睛呈现出一种引人注目的奇异外观。机翻