recognisable
recognisable — 形容詞
- recognisablepositive
- more recognisablecomparative
- most recognisablesuperlative
1. Something that is recognisable looks or sounds familiar enough that you can iden
可辨認的
容易認出或辨識
Something that is recognisable looks or sounds familiar enough that you can identify it, usually because you have seen, heard, or experienced it before.
After the renovation, the old train station was still recognisable by its tall clock tower.
翻修之後，這座舊火車站仍然可以透過它高高的鐘樓辨認出來。
pattern: [thing] + was still recognisable by [feature]
Lucía's voice was instantly recognisable to everyone who had heard her sing before.
Lucía 的歌聲對每個聽過她唱歌的人來說，都是一下子就能認出來的。
The musician walked past in dark glasses, but his face was recognisable to waiting fans.
那位音樂家戴著墨鏡走過，但他的臉還是被等候的粉絲認了出來。
Even from the highway, the mountain's unusual shape made it recognisable to drivers on the road.
即使從公路上看，那座山不尋常的形狀也讓路上的駕駛人能夠認得出來。
Tariq's handwriting was barely recognisable because he had written the note in a hurry.
Tariq 的字跡幾乎認不出來，因為他寫這張紙條時寫得很匆忙。
- distinctive
emphasises a feature that makes something stand out from others; stronger than recognisable
- identifiable
focuses on the ability to say exactly who or what something is; more formal
- noticeable
suggests something is easy to see or detect, not necessarily because of prior knowledge
- unrecognisable
the direct opposite; impossible to identify
- indistinct
not clear enough to be seen or heard, therefore hard to recognise
用法筆記
Commonly used with adverbs such as 'easily', 'barely', 'instantly', and 'immediately' that indicate how clearly something can be identified. The American English spelling is 'recognizable'.