unalterable

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unalterable — 形容詞

  • unalterablepositive
  • more unalterablecomparative
  • most unalterablesuperlative

1. Fixed in a way that does not allow any later change.

1.形容詞C1
釋義

不可更改的

固定不變，之後不能再修改

Fixed in a way that does not allow any later change.

例句

The judge said the deadline was unalterable after the final notice.

法官表示，在最後通知之後，這個期限就是不可更改的。

pattern: be + unalterable

Aiko treated the museum's unalterable rules with complete seriousness.

Aiko 很認真地看待博物館那些不可更改的規定。

collocation: unalterable rules

常見搭配
  • unalterable fact
  • unalterable law
  • unalterable rule
  • unalterable principle
  • unalterable decision
同義詞
  • unchangeable

    More common and less formal than 'unalterable'; both describe something that cannot be changed.

  • fixed

    Commoner and broader; 'unalterable' stresses that later change is impossible or forbidden.

  • immutable

    More formal and often used in philosophical, legal, or technical contexts.

反義詞
  • changeable

    Describes something that can be changed.

  • flexible

    Suggests that a rule, plan, or attitude can be adjusted.

文法句型

unalterable + noun

be + unalterable

用法筆記

Often used in formal writing about rules, decisions, or principles that are presented as fixed and not open to negotiation.

常見錯誤

The school can unalterable the date.
The school cannot alter the date.
'Unalterable' is an adjective, so it describes something as fixed rather than naming the action of changing it.
The date is very unchange.
The date is unalterable.
Use 'unalterable' when you want a formal adjective meaning that no change is allowed.

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副詞搭配

  • legally unalterable
  • virtually unalterable

常用片語

  • remain unalterable