Definition of non-aligned in English:

non-aligned

adjective nɒnəˈlʌɪnd

1Not aligned with something else.
不结盟的
Example sentencesExamples
- The broad consequence of an endless spotlight on novelty has, of course, been a corresponding neglect of individualistic but non-aligned art and artists.
- Asked about England's chances this non-aligned observer has only two words left: why not?
- After this meeting, there were private discussions with some guesthouse owners and, hearteningly, some non-aligned farmers.
- These gangs were later joined by the 26, who added more pressure to the authorities and non-aligned inmates.
- A small number of non-aligned figures has already emerged; there may be more before polling day.
- Laurie Ebert is one of a very small number of financial planners who - while charging a commission - says he is determinedly non-aligned.
- We trust that non-aligned veterans will see their way clear to show support and strength and march this year with us.
- Both countries have clout within the African, Arab, and non-aligned groups.
- Perhaps only the non-aligned can bring themselves to believe that encounters billed as the most important in the Scottish season do not actually amount to much in the scheme of things.
- I write as a non-aligned Londoner who temporarily lives and works near Edinburgh, and who likes it very much.
- Since October 1, parts manufacturers who supply original equipment to the car makers are free to sell those same parts under their own brand names to non-aligned repair shops and distribute them as they see fit.
- Factional negotiations often assume that a faction ‘owns’ a particular seat, and that the election of a non-aligned candidate is an anomaly.
- One of the strengths of the Police Association has always been that it has remained politically non-aligned.
- Dreadlocks symbolise rebellion - being unconventional and non-aligned.
- There are three non-aligned convenors in this body of five.
- Swinscoe has escaped his influences and marked out his own genus of non-aligned spiritual music.
- If, like many local voters, you are considering not bothering to vote on May 1 precisely for the reasons I have laid out, I urge you to think again and consider voting for an independent or non-aligned candidate.
- His departure left bitterness among his local supporters and the allegations which he still faces alarmed party supporters, opponents and non-aligned voters alike.
- That strikes me as a very accurate picture of contemporary American culture: the intellectuals, like Harold Bloom and the late Susan Sontag, are all avowedly non-professional and non-aligned.
- The result, to every non-aligned observer, was obvious.
Synonyms
neutral, impartial, non-partisan, uninvolved, unallied, unattached, unaffiliated, uncommitted, floating, independent
informal sitting on the fence
1. 1.1 Relating to a state in the Non-Aligned Movement.
  不结盟运动的
  India's non-aligned policy
  Example sentencesExamples
  These new commitments were all the more remarkable for their achievement under the presidency of one the EU's four non-aligned member states.
  All of those tactics have been used by protestors against US-flagged aircraft I flew into non-aligned countries.
  Currently South Africa has taken this leadership role and Canada must do more to complement the emerging drive of non-aligned countries.
  An independent foreign policy, let alone the idea that we might become part of a non-aligned bloc in world affairs, has never had much purchase here, our nuclear-free status notwithstanding.
  There have been enormous changes, and still the official line of Austria is that we are militarily a non-aligned country.

Derivatives

non-alignment

noun ˌnɒnəˈlʌɪnm(ə)nt

mass noun

1The state of not being arranged in a straight line or in correct relative positions.
the non-alignment of the holes allows the light to become diffused
1. 1.1 Lack of alliance or affiliation with other nations or groups, especially politically.
Example sentencesExamples
- Be it non-alignment or centralised planning, the policy that Nehru wanted was generally adopted by the Congress, and by the Government of India as well.
- China also sought to reward Tanzania for its leadership in the international movement for non-alignment and for supporting China in international affairs, particularly at the United Nations.
- The meeting defined non-alignment as a capacity to exercise independence in taking foreign policy decisions according to national interests.
- a policy of neutrality and military non-alignment
- the report shows a total non-alignment of the different agencies

词汇	non-aligned
释义	Definition of non-aligned in English: non-aligned adjective nɒnəˈlʌɪnd 1Not aligned with something else. 不结盟的 Example sentencesExamples The broad consequence of an endless spotlight on novelty has, of course, been a corresponding neglect of individualistic but non-aligned art and artists. Asked about England's chances this non-aligned observer has only two words left: why not? After this meeting, there were private discussions with some guesthouse owners and, hearteningly, some non-aligned farmers. These gangs were later joined by the 26, who added more pressure to the authorities and non-aligned inmates. A small number of non-aligned figures has already emerged; there may be more before polling day. Laurie Ebert is one of a very small number of financial planners who - while charging a commission - says he is determinedly non-aligned. We trust that non-aligned veterans will see their way clear to show support and strength and march this year with us. Both countries have clout within the African, Arab, and non-aligned groups. Perhaps only the non-aligned can bring themselves to believe that encounters billed as the most important in the Scottish season do not actually amount to much in the scheme of things. I write as a non-aligned Londoner who temporarily lives and works near Edinburgh, and who likes it very much. Since October 1, parts manufacturers who supply original equipment to the car makers are free to sell those same parts under their own brand names to non-aligned repair shops and distribute them as they see fit. Factional negotiations often assume that a faction ‘owns’ a particular seat, and that the election of a non-aligned candidate is an anomaly. One of the strengths of the Police Association has always been that it has remained politically non-aligned. Dreadlocks symbolise rebellion - being unconventional and non-aligned. There are three non-aligned convenors in this body of five. Swinscoe has escaped his influences and marked out his own genus of non-aligned spiritual music. If, like many local voters, you are considering not bothering to vote on May 1 precisely for the reasons I have laid out, I urge you to think again and consider voting for an independent or non-aligned candidate. His departure left bitterness among his local supporters and the allegations which he still faces alarmed party supporters, opponents and non-aligned voters alike. That strikes me as a very accurate picture of contemporary American culture: the intellectuals, like Harold Bloom and the late Susan Sontag, are all avowedly non-professional and non-aligned. The result, to every non-aligned observer, was obvious. Synonyms neutral, impartial, non-partisan, uninvolved, unallied, unattached, unaffiliated, uncommitted, floating, independent informal sitting on the fence 1.1 Relating to a state in the Non-Aligned Movement. 不结盟运动的 India's non-aligned policy Example sentencesExamples These new commitments were all the more remarkable for their achievement under the presidency of one the EU's four non-aligned member states. All of those tactics have been used by protestors against US-flagged aircraft I flew into non-aligned countries. Currently South Africa has taken this leadership role and Canada must do more to complement the emerging drive of non-aligned countries. An independent foreign policy, let alone the idea that we might become part of a non-aligned bloc in world affairs, has never had much purchase here, our nuclear-free status notwithstanding. There have been enormous changes, and still the official line of Austria is that we are militarily a non-aligned country. Derivatives non-alignment noun ˌnɒnəˈlʌɪnm(ə)nt mass noun 1The state of not being arranged in a straight line or in correct relative positions. the non-alignment of the holes allows the light to become diffused 1.1 Lack of alliance or affiliation with other nations or groups, especially politically. Example sentencesExamples Be it non-alignment or centralised planning, the policy that Nehru wanted was generally adopted by the Congress, and by the Government of India as well. China also sought to reward Tanzania for its leadership in the international movement for non-alignment and for supporting China in international affairs, particularly at the United Nations. The meeting defined non-alignment as a capacity to exercise independence in taking foreign policy decisions according to national interests. a policy of neutrality and military non-alignment the report shows a total non-alignment of the different agencies
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