undesirability
/"+/ (ame, mw)
undesirability — 名詞
1. the fact that something is not wanted or is considered bad or unpleasant — for e
不可取
不值得接受或想要的特質
the fact that something is not wanted or is considered bad or unpleasant — for example, the undesirability of a noisy living situation, a risky investment, or an unfair rule.
Omar spoke to his team about the undesirability of missing project deadlines.
Omar 向團隊說明錯過專案截止日期的不可取之處。
noun + of + gerund phrase for the thing avoided
The committee discussed the undesirability of building homes too close to the river.
委員會討論了在離河太近的地方蓋房子的不可取性。
Maja's report explained the undesirability of storing old medicine past its expiry date.
Maja 的報告說明了存放過期藥物是不可取的做法。
The teacher pointed out the undesirability of letting students use phones during exams.
老師指出讓學生在考試中使用手機是不可取的。
- unsuitability
focuses on being wrong for a purpose rather than being generally unwanted
- unacceptability
stronger — suggests something should not be tolerated at all
- unpleasantness
less formal; focuses on the uncomfortable feeling rather than reasoned objection
- desirability
the opposite quality — being wanted or attractive
文法句型
the undesirability of [noun/gerund]
用法筆記
Almost always followed by 'of' plus a noun phrase or gerund describing the situation that is unwanted. Rarely used in informal speech.