unevenly
adverb uk/ʌnˈiː.vən.li/ us/ʌnˈiː.vən.li/
(NOT EVEN)
不平整地，崎岖地;不均匀地;不连续地
in a way that is not level, equal, flat, or continuous
The two boxers were unevenly matched. 两位拳击手强弱悬殊。
The main problem with regular backpacks is that the weight is unevenly distributed. 普通背包的主要问题是重量分布不均。
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- The effects of global warming are unevenly spread across the globe.
- There were a few dishes unevenly stacked on the counter next to the sink.
- The benefits of progress have been distributed unevenly.
(NOT GOOD)
（质量）不稳定地，时好时坏地
in a way that is not always of a good quality
The team played unevenly for the first two months of the season. 在本赛季的前两个月，球队打得时好时坏。
They play well and sing unevenly. 他们演奏得很好，但演唱水平不稳定。
See: uneven
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- This unevenly acted production needs a more disciplined staging.
- The play was performed unevenly by a cast of 36, of whom only eight are professional actors.
- It is an unevenly successful, often predictable piece of theatre.