unidentifiable
unidentifiable — 形容詞
- unidentifiablepositive
- more unidentifiablecomparative
- most unidentifiablesuperlative
1. Used when the clues are too weak for anyone to tell who or what a person or thin
無法辨認
看不出是誰或是什麼
Used when the clues are too weak for anyone to tell who or what a person or thing is.
After the fire, the family photo was almost unidentifiable.
火災過後，那張全家福幾乎無法辨認了。
collocation: almost unidentifiable
Mud left Mert's white shoes unidentifiable by the end of camp.
到營隊快結束時，泥巴已經把 Mert 的白鞋弄得無法辨認。
pattern: leave + object + unidentifiable
Through the broken speaker, Elena's voice was unidentifiable.
透過壞掉的喇叭，Elena 的聲音完全無法辨認。
Heavy stage makeup made the actor unidentifiable to the crowd.
厚重的舞台妝讓觀眾認不出那名演員。
pattern: make + object + unidentifiable
From that distance, the boat was just an unidentifiable shape.
從那樣的距離看過去，那艘船只是一個無法辨認的輪廓。
collocation: unidentifiable shape
- almost unidentifiable
- remain unidentifiable
- leave something unidentifiable
- make someone unidentifiable
- unidentifiable body
- unidentifiable voice
- unidentifiable shape
- unidentifiable in the photo
- unrecognizable
more common in everyday speech and often stresses a big change in appearance
- unidentified
common in police or news language for someone whose name is still unknown
- anonymous
used mainly when a person's identity is deliberately hidden, not for damaged objects
- identifiable
able to be recognized from the available clues
- recognizable
easy enough to know from appearance, sound, or other features
- distinctive
having special features that make recognition easier
文法句型
be + unidentifiable
make + someone/something + unidentifiable
leave + someone/something + unidentifiable
用法筆記
Common when damage, distance, darkness, or disguise removes the usual clues. It often appears with nouns such as body, voice, face, photo, or shape.
常見錯誤
同根字
- identify動詞B1
- identity名詞B2
- identification名詞B2
- identifiable形容詞C1