英语词汇“unpalatable”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	unpalatable
释义	Trends of unpalatable View usage for: unpalatable (ʌnpælɪtəbəl) 1. adjective If you describe an idea as unpalatable, you mean that you find it unpleasant and difficult to accept. It is an unpalatable fact that rape makes a good news story. It was only then that I began to learn the unpalatable truth about John. Synonyms: unpleasant, distasteful, disagreeable, bitter More Synonyms of unpalatable 2. adjective If you describe food as unpalatable, you mean that it is so unpleasant that you can hardly eat it. ...a lump of dry, unpalatable cheese. Synonyms: uneatable, unsavoury, inedible, unappetizing More Synonyms of unpalatable unpalatable in British English (ʌnˈpælətəbəl) adjective 1. unpleasant to taste 2. difficult to accept the unpalatable truth Examples of 'unpalatable' in a sentence unpalatable But we need to be engaging with people who we find most unpalatable. Times, Sunday Times (2010) And it is not just his movies that fans are finding unpalatable. The Sun (2015) Western policymakers are faced with some unpalatable facts of economic life. Times, Sunday Times (2008) He is practiced at selling unpalatable ideas, and there have been a few recently. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The unpalatable fact is that wind and solar are inefficient, unreliable and therefore expensive. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Frequently their self-esteem suffers knocks as they face various unpalatable facts about themselves and the world. Pearson, Althea Growing Through Loss and Grief (1994) She may find it unpalatable being in your company for a while and it's only fair to give her space. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Some will be politically unpalatable. Times, Sunday Times (2009) And my right to seek to modify or dismantle those I find particularly unpalatable or ludicrous. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Rats fed high concentrations understandably find it unpalatable, drink less, eat less and lose weight. Hanssen, Maurice & Marsden, Jill E For Additives (1987) That implies politically unpalatable cuts: disability benefits, say. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Festival programmers have to come to terms with the unpalatable fact that the number of sure-fire box-office draws has declined. Times, Sunday Times (2011) There is no getting round the unpalatable fact that your best option is to overpay the mortgage as much as you can afford, to reduce the debt. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The unpalatable fact is that China and India are already competing both with very low wages and in high tech as well. Times, Sunday Times (2006) So it's not just SNP policies he finds unpalatable. Times, Sunday Times (2015) In other languages unpalatable British English: unpalatable ADJECTIVE idea If you describe an idea as unpalatable, you mean that you find it unpleasant and difficult to accept. It was only then that I began to learn the unpalatable truth about him. American English: unpalatable Brazilian Portuguese: desagradável Chinese: 令人不愉快的 European Spanish: desagradable French: désagréable à entendre German: unverdaulich Italian: spiacevole Japanese: >受け入れがたい考えなどが Korean: 불쾌한 European Portuguese: desagradável Latin American Spanish: desagradable British English: unpalatable ADJECTIVE food If you describe food as unpalatable, you mean that it is so unpleasant that you can hardly eat it. ...a lump of dry, unpalatable cheese. American English: unpalatable Brazilian Portuguese: desagradável Chinese: 难以下咽的 European Spanish: desagradable French: dégoûtant German: ungenießbar Italian: immangiabile Japanese: 食べられないほどまずい Korean: 입에 안 맞는 European Portuguese: desagradável Latin American Spanish: desagradable 1 (adjective) in the sense of unpleasant Definition (of a fact, idea, etc.) unpleasant and hard to accept I began to learn the unpalatable truth about John. Synonyms unpleasant They tolerated what they felt was an unpleasant situation. distasteful an extremely unpleasant and distasteful experience disagreeable a disagreeable odour bitter The leaves taste rather bitter. offensive the offensive smell of manure unattractive horrid (informal) What a horrid smell! unsavoury The sport has long been associated with unsavoury characters. displeasing repugnant His actions were improper and repugnant. Opposites pleasant , agreeable , pleasing , attractive , palatable 2 (adjective) in the sense of uneatable Definition (of food) unpleasant to taste a lump of dry, unpalatable cheese Synonyms uneatable unsavoury unsavoury school meals inedible They complained of being given food which was inedible. unappetizing cold and unappetizing chicken Opposites appetizing , tasty , savoury , eatable Additional synonyms in the sense of bitter Definition having an unpalatable harsh taste, as the peel of an orange The leaves taste rather bitter. Synonyms sour, biting, sharp, acid, harsh, unpleasant, tart, astringent, acrid, unsweetened, vinegary, acidulated, acerb in the sense of disagreeable Definition (of an incident or situation) unpleasant a disagreeable odour Synonyms nasty, offensive, disgusting, unpleasant, distasteful, horrid (informal), repellent, unsavoury, obnoxious, unpalatable, displeasing, repulsive, objectionable, repugnant, uninviting, yucky or yukky (slang), yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of distasteful Definition unpleasant or offensive an extremely unpleasant and distasteful experience Synonyms unpleasant, offensive, obscene, undesirable, unsavoury, obnoxious, unpalatable, displeasing, repulsive, objectionable, disagreeable, repugnant, loathsome, abhorrent, nauseous, uninviting Nearby words of unpalatable unofficial unorthodox unpaid unpalatable unparalleled unpardonable unperturbed Synonyms of 'unpalatable' unpalatable Explore 'unpalatable' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of horrid Definition disagreeable or unpleasant What a horrid smell! Synonyms unpleasant, terrible (informal), awful, offensive, nasty, disgusting, horrible, dreadful, obscene, disagreeable, yucky or yukky (slang), yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of inedible Definition not fit to be eaten They complained of being given food which was inedible. Synonyms uneatable, unpalatable, disagreeable, unpleasant, distasteful, unsavoury, repugnant, unappetizing in the sense of offensive Definition unpleasant or disgusting to the senses the offensive smell of manure Synonyms disgusting, gross, nasty, foul, unpleasant, revolting, stinking, sickening, vile, repellent, unsavoury, obnoxious, unpalatable, objectionable, disagreeable, nauseating, odious, repugnant, loathsome, abominable, grotty (slang), detestable, noisome, yucky or yukky (slang), festy (Australian, slang), yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of repugnant Definition offensive or disgusting His actions were improper and repugnant. Synonyms distasteful, offensive, foul, disgusting, revolting, sickening, vile, horrid (informal), repellent, obnoxious, objectionable, nauseating, odious, hateful, loathsome, abhorrent, abominable, yucky or yukky (slang), yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of unappetizing Definition tasting, looking, or smelling unpleasant to eat cold and unappetizing chicken Synonyms unpalatable, disgusting, unsavoury, unpleasant, unattractive, distasteful, tasteless, repulsive, off-putting (British, informal), unappealing, insipid, vapid, uninviting, yucko (Australian, slang) in the sense of unsavoury Definition objectionable or distasteful The sport has long been associated with unsavoury characters. Synonyms unpleasant, nasty, obnoxious, offensive, revolting, distasteful, repellent, repulsive, objectionable, repugnant in the sense of unsavoury Definition objectionable or distasteful unsavoury school meals Synonyms unappetizing, unpalatable, distasteful, sickening, disagreeable, nauseating
随便看	to have difficulty/difficulties to-have-egg-on-your-face to have egg on your face have egg all over one's face to have (every) confidence in sb/sth to have (every) confidence that ... to have faith in sb/sth to have feelings for sb to have fun to have/get a stomach upset to have/get cold feet (about sth) to have/get (the) hiccups to have good/bad manners to have good/bad taste to have got to have got it into one's head that ... to have (got) it made to have got to to have (got) to do sth to have great admiration for sth/sb to have green fingers green thumb to have green fingers or (us) a green thumb to have had a good war to have had it to have had one's fill of sth to have high expectations (of sb/sth)

　

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