salable

IPA/ˈseɪləbl/
KK[sˈeləbəl]IPA/ˈseɪləbl/

salable — 形容詞

  • salablepositive
  • more salablecomparative
  • most salablesuperlative

1. describing a product or item that customers are willing to buy, often because th

1.形容詞B2
釋義

可銷售;好賣

容易賣出或適合銷售的

describing a product or item that customers are willing to buy, often because the quality, price, or presentation meets their needs.

例句

Sumin's new kitchen gadget proved highly salable after a major online store featured it.

Sumin 的新廚房小工具在某大型購物網站上架後,被證明非常好賣。

adverb: highly salable

Mark could not believe how salable his handmade leather bags were at the weekend market.

Mark 不敢相信他手工製作的皮革包在週末市集竟然如此好賣。

常見搭配
  • highly salable
  • very salable
  • more salable
  • salable product
  • salable goods
  • salable item
  • prove salable
  • become salable
  • make something salable
同義詞
  • marketable

    broader — includes any product that can be effectively advertised or promoted, not just sold

  • sellable

    more informal and general — simply means something can be sold, without implying it will sell easily

  • merchantable

    formal legal term for goods that meet basic quality standards for sale; rarely used in everyday speech

反義詞
  • unsalable

    direct opposite — cannot be sold under normal conditions

  • unmarketable

    not suitable for promotion or sale

文法句型

be + salable

salable + noun

用法筆記

Commonly used in business and marketing contexts. Frequently paired with adverbs like 'highly', 'very', or 'more'. Attributive use (a salable product) is as common as predicative use (the product is salable).

常見錯誤

This broken phone is still salable.
This broken phone is not salable anymore.
'salable' usually implies the item is in good enough condition or has enough appeal for someone to buy it; a broken item would typically be described as unsalable.
The idea itself was very salable at the conference.
The idea itself was very popular at the conference.
'salable' describes products or goods, not abstract ideas, in most everyday contexts.

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常見搭配