He felt slighted, and the feeling of being slighted passed instantaneously without his being aware of it himself-into a feeling of disdain, which was quite uncalled for.(他覺得自己遭受到侮辱，而這種受辱的感覺就在他不知不覺的一瞬間變成了毫無(wú)道理的蔑視感。)

Facts proved that our worries were uncalled - for.(事實(shí)證明我們的擔(dān)心是多余的。)

Such a remark is uncalled for; one should not be busy about other people's business.(這樣的評(píng)頭論足是不合宜的，一個(gè)人不應(yīng)該忙于干涉他人的事務(wù)。)

Your remarks on that occasion were quite uncalled for.(你在那個(gè)場(chǎng)合說(shuō)的一席話真是不合時(shí)宜。)

Getting in the referee's face and shoving him around a bit over an unfair call at your son's soccer tournament is completely uncalled for, yet this is what alcohol tempts us to do.(在兒子的足球比賽上因?yàn)椴门械恼`判而湊過(guò)去揍他，是完全不可取的行為，但這正是酒精的作用。)

Uncalled for or improper; indiscreet.(不合時(shí)宜的，不正確的；不慎重的。)

I'm sorry. That was uncalled for.(對(duì)不起。那是沒(méi)必要的。)

The obtrusion of her views was uncalled - for.(強(qiáng)迫別人接受她的意見實(shí)在是不必要的。)

Like the sparrow in its flitting, like the swallow in its flight, a curse uncalled-for arrives nowhere.(有如麻雀逃走，燕子飛去：無(wú)端的咒罵，也一去無(wú)蹤。)

My comment is totally uncalled-for.(我的評(píng)論完全無(wú)不必要。)