unfilial
adjective formal uk/ʌnˈfɪl.i.əl/ us/ʌnˈfɪl.i.əl/
不孝的
not showing the qualities that are expected of a good daughter or son
Failing to care for one's elderly parents has been publicly shamed in the village as "unfilial behaviour". 在这个村子里，不照看年迈父母的人会因“不孝行为”而当众蒙羞。
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- His half-brothers' unfilial behaviour spurred Louis the Pious to change his plans.
- The Buddha taught that killing is an ultimate act of being unfilial towards our parents and disrespectful towards our teachers and elders.
- The perception that the children of working women are usually neglected and turn out to be unfilial should change.
- He pointed out how fatherly his conduct had been towards the nation, how unfilial the nation's conduct towards himself.