简单释义：

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adj. 不公正的；不公平的；待人不平等的

网络 非关正义；不正直的；不公当的

完整释义：

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adj.

1.不公平的,不大公平的,不公正,有失公平
2.不公平的,不公正的,有偏私的;不光明正大的,不正直的
3.对不起
4.不客气
5.不分平的
6.逆的

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例句：

1. Unfair Advantage challenges you to understand two points of view and experience how financial knowledge is the unfair advantage.
   《不公平优势》这本书让你了解这两方面的内容，以及财务知识如何变成不公平优势的经验。

2. China is seen as the rising rival and an unfair competitor and is one of the few foreign-policy topics with great relevance on Main Street.
   中国被看做是崛起的敌手、不公平竞争对象，也是为数不多的在大街小巷里谈论的外交话题之一。

3. It would be unfair to blame Mr. Van Rompuy for all this, as many seem to be doing now.
   现在好像很多人把这一切都归咎于范龙佩，但这是不公平的。

4. Governments are already trying to deal with public anger about manifestly unfair gains by capping bankers' bonuses.
   要平息民愤，政府也已经采取了措施，对银行家所得分红加以限制，以抑制明显的不公平收益。

5. The computer is an invaluably remorseless master: harsh, sometimes to the point of causing you to tear your hair out, but never unfair.
   计算机可以说是一位铁面无情的大师：严酷，有时甚至会让你抓狂，但绝对公平。

6. Sometimes you think that the ones who shout loudest are the ones who get the more beneficial decisions and that would be totally unfair.
   有时你会觉得那些赛后嚷嚷的更厉害的人总会得到更多的好处，这完全是不公平的。

7. It may be unfair, but that thought crossed my mind in a week in which the Bank of England has been given unprecedented responsibilities.
   这么说或许有些不公平，但一周前，当英国央行（BoE）被授予了前所未有的职责时，这个想法就从我的脑海中划过。

8. I realized it was an unfair reaction, very childish; but I also saw that it was quite natural.
   我意识到这是很不公平的想法，非常幼稚；可我也觉得这很自然。