forgettable

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forgettable — 形容詞

  • forgettablepositive
  • more forgettablecomparative
  • most forgettablesuperlative

1. not making a strong enough impression on you so that you do not remember it late

1.形容詞B1
釋義

易忘的

不特別、不重要而容易被忘記的

not making a strong enough impression on you so that you do not remember it later

例句

The entertaining film was forgettable — I could not describe any scene the next day.

那部電影雖然有趣但很易忘——隔天我連任何一個場景都描述不出來。

predicative adjective: be + forgettable

Wei gave a short speech at the office party that most people found completely forgettable.

Wei 在公司派對上發表了一篇簡短演說，多數人覺得完全不足掛齒。

常見搭配
  • forgettable movie
  • forgettable album
  • forgettable novel
  • forgettable experience
  • forgettable performance
  • forgettable meal
  • forgettable speech
  • forgettable character
  • completely forgettable
  • ultimately forgettable
同義詞
  • unmemorable

    a direct synonym, equally common; no difference in register

  • unremarkable

    focuses on the lack of special qualities rather than on memory

  • mediocre

    carries a stronger negative judgement — suggests the quality itself was poor, not just unremembered

反義詞
  • memorable

    the direct opposite; something that stays in your mind

  • unforgettable

    a stronger opposite; something so striking it can never be forgotten

文法句型

forgettable + noun

be + forgettable

用法筆記

Commonly used to describe creative works (films, books, music, performances) or experiences that do not leave a lasting impression. The word carries a mild negative judgement — the thing described lacks distinction rather than being actively bad.

常見錯誤

He is a forgettable person who always loses his keys.
He is a forgetful person who always loses his keys.
'forgettable' describes something not worth remembering; 'forgetful' describes a person who has a bad memory.

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常用片語

  • a forgettable affair
  • far from forgettable