memorable
/ˈmemərəbl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈmemərəbl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈmem-rə-bəl ˈme-mə-rə-, ˈme-mər-/ (ame, mw)
memorable — 形容詞
- memorablepositive
- more memorablecomparative
- most memorablesuperlative
1. Something that is memorable is so interesting, unusual, or special that you keep
難忘的
特別而容易記住的
Something that is memorable is so interesting, unusual, or special that you keep thinking about it or easily remember it for a long time after it happens.
The wedding reception was so memorable that guests talked about it for years.
那場婚禮招待會令人難忘，賓客們多年後仍在談論。
so + memorable + that-clause
Ravi gave the most memorable speech of the entire conference.
Ravi 在會議上發表了整場活動中最令人難忘的演講。
superlative: the most memorable
A memorable moment for Amara was watching the sunrise at the Grand Canyon.
對 Amara 來說，在大峽谷看日出是一個難忘的時刻。
What made the school trip truly memorable was the night hike through the forest.
讓學校旅行真正令人難忘的是夜間穿越森林的徒步活動。
The science teacher created a memorable experiment that no student forgot.
自然老師設計了一個讓所有學生都忘不了的實驗。
- unforgettable
stronger emotional impact; suggests something cannot be forgotten even if one tries
- notable
more objective, suggesting something is worthy of attention or notice
- remarkable
unusual or surprising in a way that impresses people
- striking
more about appearance or immediate visual impression
- forgettable
opposite meaning; not worth remembering
- unremarkable
not especially interesting or unusual
文法句型
memorable + noun
so + memorable + that-clause
be + memorable
用法筆記
Commonly used with superlatives (the most memorable) and intensifiers such as truly, deeply, or highly. Frequently describes events, trips, performances, speeches, or specific moments.