unbreakable

IPA/ʌnˈbreɪkəbl/
KK[ənbrˈekəbəl]IPA/ʌnˈbreɪkəbl/

unbreakable — 形容詞

  • unbreakablepositive
  • more unbreakablecomparative
  • most unbreakablesuperlative

1. made so that normal use or hard knocks will not make it crack, split, or fall ap

1.形容詞B2
釋義

打不破

正常使用下不會破裂的

made so that normal use or hard knocks will not make it crack, split, or fall apart.

例句

Rania bought an unbreakable water bottle for her son's school bag.

Rania 買了一個打不破的水壺給兒子放進書包。

attributive: unbreakable + noun

Emma dropped the unbreakable bowl on the tile floor, and it bounced.

Emma 把那個打不破的碗掉在磁磚地上，它還彈了一下。

result context: survives a fall

常見搭配
  • unbreakable bottle
  • unbreakable cup
  • unbreakable phone case
  • unbreakable screen
  • unbreakable toy
  • marketed as unbreakable
同義詞
  • durable

    broader; emphasizes lasting a long time, even if the object can still bend, dent, or tear

  • sturdy

    focuses on solid construction and everyday strength rather than an absolute claim

  • shatterproof

    narrower; usually used for glass or plastic that will not break into sharp pieces

反義詞
  • breakable

    able to crack or come apart if dropped or hit

  • fragile

    easily damaged and needing careful handling

  • brittle

    hard but likely to snap or crack under pressure

文法句型

unbreakable + noun

be + unbreakable

用法筆記

Often used for bottles, cups, phone cases, toys, and travel gear. In advertising, it usually means the object can survive ordinary drops or pressure, not that no force can ever damage it.

常見錯誤

This suitcase is unbreakable, so it will never get dirty or scratched.
This suitcase is durable, so it should last a long time.
'unbreakable' only refers to not breaking; it does not promise perfect condition in every way.

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常見搭配

名詞搭配

副詞搭配

  • almost unbreakable
  • virtually unbreakable
  • practically unbreakable

常用片語

  • marketed as unbreakable
  • made from unbreakable plastic
  • an unbreakable water bottle