undoable

IPA/ʌnˈduː.ə.bəl/
IPA/ʌnˈduː.ə.bəl/

undoable — 形容詞

  • undoablepositive
  • more undoablecomparative
  • most undoablesuperlative

1. describes a task, problem, or action that is not possible to carry out or comple

1.形容詞C1
釋義

做不到的

無法完成或實現的

describes a task, problem, or action that is not possible to carry out or complete successfully

例句

Tuan's team soon realised the project was undoable with their current budget.

Tuan 的團隊很快就意識到以目前的預算，這個專案是做不到的。

realise + that-clause: gradual awareness that something cannot be done

Antonia tried three times to climb the wall, but each attempt proved undoable.

Antonia 嘗試了三次攀爬那面牆，但每次嘗試都證明做不到。

prove + undoable: linking verb showing the outcome of an effort

常見搭配
  • prove undoable
  • seem undoable
  • find something undoable
  • consider something undoable
同義詞
  • impossible

    stronger and more absolute; 'undoable' often implies practical constraints rather than logical impossibility

  • not feasible

    more formal register, common in planning and business contexts

  • impractical

    emphasises excessive effort or cost rather than genuine impossibility

  • unachievable

    focuses on reaching a specific goal or target, especially in personal or professional development

反義詞
  • doable

    the direct opposite; possible to do

  • feasible

    more formal than 'doable'; common in planning and project contexts

  • possible

    general opposite; less specifically tied to tasks or goals

文法句型

be + undoable

seem/prove/appear + undoable

find/consider + noun + undoable

用法筆記

Typically used in predicative position with linking verbs such as be, seem, prove, or appear. The subject is usually a task, project, problem, or goal rather than a person.

常見錯誤

I think this error is undoable' (meaning it can be reversed).
I think this error can be undone.
'undoable' means 'not possible to do', not 'able to be undone/reversed'.

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常用片語

  • prove undoable
  • seem undoable
  • find something undoable
  • consider something undoable