undisputable
undisputable — 形容詞
- undisputablepositive
- more undisputablecomparative
- most undisputablesuperlative
1. so clearly true or correct that no sensible person could challenge it or doubt i
無可爭辯的
確實到沒有人能質疑的
so clearly true or correct that no sensible person could challenge it or doubt it.
The video gave Emre undisputable proof that the car had been parked outside.
這段影片給了 Emre 無可爭辯的證據,證明那輛車曾停在外面。
collocation: undisputable proof / evidence / fact
The ball crossed the line, so the goal was undisputable.
球越過了線,所以這個進球是無可爭辯的。
after be: the goal was undisputable
Élise handed the judge undisputable evidence that she had paid the rent on time.
Élise 向法官遞上無可爭辯的證據,證明她已按時付了房租。
Amihan was the undisputable winner, finishing a full minute ahead of everyone else.
Amihan 是無可爭辯的優勝者,她比其他人整整快了一分鐘跑完。
before a noun: the undisputable winner
The scientists agreed that the rise in sea levels is undisputable.
科學家一致認為,海平面上升是無可爭辯的事實。
- undisputable fact
- undisputable proof
- undisputable evidence
- undisputable truth
- undisputable winner
- indisputable
same meaning but far more common and the usual choice in formal writing
- undeniable
stresses that you cannot say it is false
- unquestionable
stresses that no one would ask whether it is true
- irrefutable
stronger and more formal; used for arguments and proof
文法句型
undisputable + fact / proof / evidence
be + undisputable
用法筆記
Much rarer than 'indisputable', which most writers choose in formal English. Usually describes facts, proof, or results rather than people.
常見錯誤
同根字
- dispute動詞C1
- dispute名詞C1
- disputable形容詞C2
- indisputable形容詞C2
- undisputed形容詞C2
- undisputably副詞C2