unforgettable
/ˌʌnfəˈɡetəbl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌʌnfərˈɡetəbl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌən-fər-ˈge-tə-bəl/ (ame, mw)
unforgettable — 形容詞
- unforgettablepositive
- more unforgettablecomparative
- most unforgettablesuperlative
1. so impressive, beautiful, or emotionally powerful that it stays in your memory f
難忘
令人無法忘記的
so impressive, beautiful, or emotionally powerful that it stays in your memory for a long time
The wedding feast that Diya's family prepared was absolutely unforgettable.
Diya 家人準備的婚宴真是令人難忘。
be + unforgettable with intensifier absolutely
Amihan said the view from the mountain top was an unforgettable sight.
Amihan 說山頂的景色是令人難忘的景象。
attributive: unforgettable + noun
What made the trip unforgettable for Takeshi was meeting his grandmother's old friends.
讓 Takeshi 的旅程難忘的是見到祖母的老朋友。
The children from Jabari's class found the dinosaur museum utterly unforgettable.
Jabari 班上的孩子們覺得恐龍博物館非常令人難忘。
Even in old age, Jude described his first trip to Japan as an unforgettable adventure.
即使到了晚年，Jude 仍把第一次去日本形容為一場難忘的冒險。
- memorable
similar but less intense; a memorable event is worth remembering, while an unforgettable one is impossible to forget
- indelible
more formal; literally means a mark that cannot be erased, often used with 'impression' or 'image'
- haunting
carries a slightly sad or eerie tone; a haunting memory is beautiful but also painful
- forgettable
the direct opposite; something easy to forget
- unremarkable
nothing special about it, not worth remembering
用法筆記
Typically describes positive experiences such as trips, celebrations, or performances, but it can also describe negative events that left a strong emotional mark (e.g., an unforgettable tragedy). Common intensifiers include absolutely and truly.