He was not a prepossessing sight.
他长相不怎么样。
1.引人注意的
1.attractive, or impressive
1.She was a woman who, one felt, had never been handsome, but now, in middle age, was of distinctly prepossessing appearance.
她是这样的一个女人：人们觉得，她以前并不漂亮，而现在，人到中年，却显然有了一种令人喜悦的外貌。
2.The appearance of Frank Cowperwood at this time was, to say the least, prepossessing and satisfactory.
法兰克·柯帕乌这个时候的相貌，至少是讨人欢喜，令人满意的。
3.Why should such a promising being as this have hidden his prepossessing exterior by adopting that singular occupation?
为什么象他这么一个有出息的人，却会把这么一副好看的外表，埋没在这么一种奇怪的职业里呢？
4.Dombey was rather bald, rather red, and though a handsome well-made man, too stern and pompous in appearance, to be prepossessing.
董贝的头稍稍有些秃，脸色稍稍有些红；虽然他是一位外貌漂亮、身材匀称的男子，可是神色过分严厉与傲慢，因此不能使人产生好感。
5.Other parts of the Hood's exterior are more prepossessing.
小屋外观的其他部分更赏心悦目。
6.Growing up physically small in the shadow of the prepossessing Kim Il-sung can hardly have been easy.
身材矮小的他从小生活在世人瞩目的金日成的阴影下，不可能是一件易事。
7.Yet I find myself inclined to hire the person who looks more prepossessing - which is unfair as the plain one surely needs a break.
不过我发现自己倾向于聘用那个看起来更讨人喜欢的家伙——这有失公平，因为长相难看的人肯定也需要机会。
8.Outside the plant from January 28th was a less prepossessing sight.
而自1月28日以来，工厂外的景象就不那么惹人欣喜了。