unquenchable
unquenchable — 形容詞
- unquenchablepositive
- more unquenchablecomparative
- most unquenchablesuperlative
1. If a desire, curiosity, thirst, or similar feeling is unquenchable, it stays so
無法滿足的
欲望、好奇或口渴怎樣都難平息
If a desire, curiosity, thirst, or similar feeling is unquenchable, it stays so strong that nothing fully satisfies or quiets it.
Mina's unquenchable curiosity filled the science fair with questions.
Mina 那股無法滿足的好奇心,讓整個科展現場充滿了她的提問。
collocation: unquenchable curiosity
Even after dinner, Rafael felt an unquenchable thirst after the desert hike.
即使吃過晚餐,Rafael 在沙漠健行後仍有無法滿足的口渴感。
collocation: unquenchable thirst
The club's unquenchable desire for another title drove every morning practice.
球隊對再拿一座冠軍的無法滿足的渴望,推動著每天清晨的練習。
unquenchable desire for + goal
By midnight, Sari's excitement still seemed unquenchable before the launch.
到了半夜,Sari 在發表前的興奮似乎仍難以平息。
predicative use: seem unquenchable
News of the buried ship gave tourists an unquenchable hunger for details.
沉船消息讓遊客對細節產生了無法滿足的求知慾。
- unquenchable curiosity
- unquenchable thirst
- unquenchable desire
- unquenchable ambition
- unquenchable hunger for details
- insatiable
very close in meaning, but often stresses appetite or desire more strongly than thirst or curiosity
- burning
more common and often more emotional, especially with wish or ambition
- relentless
focuses on continuing without stopping, not on being impossible to satisfy
- inexhaustible
describes a supply that cannot be used up, not a feeling that cannot be satisfied
- satisfied
no longer wanting more
- content
quietly happy with what one already has
- easily satisfied
needing little before a wish or appetite feels complete
文法句型
unquenchable + curiosity/thirst/desire
be + unquenchable
an unquenchable hunger for + noun
用法筆記
Often modifies nouns such as curiosity, thirst, desire, ambition, or hunger. In predicative use, it usually describes a feeling that remains strong even after someone has tried to satisfy it.
常見錯誤
同根字
- quench動詞C1
- unquenchably副詞C2