unacceptable
/ˌʌnəkˈseptəbl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌʌnəkˈseptəbl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌən-ik-ˈsep-tə-bəl -ak-/ (ame, mw)
unacceptable — 形容詞
- unacceptablepositive
- more unacceptablecomparative
- most unacceptablesuperlative
1. So bad, wrong, or poor in quality that it cannot be allowed to happen or continu
無法接受
因太糟或錯誤而不該被允許
So bad, wrong, or poor in quality that it cannot be allowed to happen or continue.
The manager told Tuan that his rude comments were completely unacceptable.
經理告訴 Tuan，他那些無禮的言論完全無法接受。
collocation: completely unacceptable
Ada found the noise from the construction site unacceptable during exam week.
Ada 覺得考試週期間工地的噪音讓人無法接受。
pattern: find + something + unacceptable
The landlord refused to fix the broken heater, which the tenants considered unacceptable.
房東拒絕修理壞掉的暖氣，房客們認為這種做法令人無法接受。
Bullying in schools is unacceptable and must be stopped immediately.
校園霸凌是無法接受的行為，必須立即制止。
The proposed changes to the policy were unacceptable to the community leaders.
這項政策的修改方案讓社區領袖無法接受。
For Nikhil, the dust in the workshop was unacceptable for a safe workplace.
對 Nikhil 來說， workshop 裡的灰塵對安全工作環境來說是無法接受的。
- intolerable
even stronger than 'unacceptable'; suggests something is so bad it cannot be endured
- unsatisfactory
softer than 'unacceptable'; implies it simply fails to meet expectations rather than being outrageously bad
- outrageous
stronger emotional charge; suggests the behavior is shocking and offensive
- acceptable
the direct opposite
- satisfactory
meeting minimum standards
文法句型
find + something + unacceptable
unacceptable + to + someone
unacceptable + for + someone + to-infinitive