Definition of unable in English:

unable

adjective ʌnˈeɪb(ə)lˌənˈeɪbəl

with infinitive Lacking the skill, means, or opportunity to do something.
she was unable to conceal her surprise
Example sentencesExamples
- They were unable to open the door for visitors by pressing the buzzers in their rooms.
- He was unable to drive his stepson to school and had to cancel a hospital appointment.
- Bird was unable to engage his gears, but managed to get going and finished at the back.
- It concerns a boy desperate to obtain his mother's love, a love she is unable to give.
- She was slurring her words and unable to use to her tongue properly to help her make the sounds.
- Surgeons sewed most of the piece back on but were unable to replace a small section.
- He was attacked by the media and speculation grew that he was unable to cope with crises.
- Windermere yet again were unable to put out their best side due to illness and injury.
- I remember now at work being unable to do many of my duties when other people were around.
- The job is ideal for those people who would like a bit of extra cash but are unable to fit in many hours of work.
- We have a government that is pathologically unable to say what it is actually about.
- A charity shop is to close after a lack of business and rising costs have left it unable to go on.
- Mr Bubb said that the sisters had been unable to go to the police when they told their mother.
- One problem that could occur is if property owners are unable to let out the house.
- He would have liked more tomato and was unable to finish his meal saying it became too oily.
- What I have yet to see is a poor dentist living in the rough part of town unable to feed his or her family!
- If York regulars follow their usual route to the course they will be unable to reach it.
- I am unable to reprint my story here, but if you read some of the links you'll get the gist of it.
- They could also house children who feel unable to live with a family which is not their own.
- He had claimed it was a new flavouring for saffron rice but had been unable to look me in the eye when he said it.
Synonyms
not able, powerless, impotent, not up/equal to, at a loss, inadequate, ineffectual, incompetent, unfit, unfitted, unqualified
incapable of
literary impuissant

Definition of unable in US English:

unable

adjectiveˌənˈeɪbəlˌənˈābəl

with infinitive Lacking the skill, means, or opportunity to do something.
she was unable to conceal her surprise
Example sentencesExamples
- He was unable to drive his stepson to school and had to cancel a hospital appointment.
- They could also house children who feel unable to live with a family which is not their own.
- He would have liked more tomato and was unable to finish his meal saying it became too oily.
- I am unable to reprint my story here, but if you read some of the links you'll get the gist of it.
- Mr Bubb said that the sisters had been unable to go to the police when they told their mother.
- Surgeons sewed most of the piece back on but were unable to replace a small section.
- She was slurring her words and unable to use to her tongue properly to help her make the sounds.
- A charity shop is to close after a lack of business and rising costs have left it unable to go on.
- I remember now at work being unable to do many of my duties when other people were around.
- He was attacked by the media and speculation grew that he was unable to cope with crises.
- The job is ideal for those people who would like a bit of extra cash but are unable to fit in many hours of work.
- One problem that could occur is if property owners are unable to let out the house.
- He had claimed it was a new flavouring for saffron rice but had been unable to look me in the eye when he said it.
- It concerns a boy desperate to obtain his mother's love, a love she is unable to give.
- Windermere yet again were unable to put out their best side due to illness and injury.
- They were unable to open the door for visitors by pressing the buzzers in their rooms.
- We have a government that is pathologically unable to say what it is actually about.
- Bird was unable to engage his gears, but managed to get going and finished at the back.
- What I have yet to see is a poor dentist living in the rough part of town unable to feed his or her family!
- If York regulars follow their usual route to the course they will be unable to reach it.
Synonyms
not able, powerless, impotent, not equal to, not up to, at a loss, inadequate, ineffectual, incompetent, unfit, unfitted, unqualified

单词	unable
释义	Definition of unable in English: unable adjective ʌnˈeɪb(ə)lˌənˈeɪbəl with infinitive Lacking the skill, means, or opportunity to do something. she was unable to conceal her surprise Example sentencesExamples They were unable to open the door for visitors by pressing the buzzers in their rooms. He was unable to drive his stepson to school and had to cancel a hospital appointment. Bird was unable to engage his gears, but managed to get going and finished at the back. It concerns a boy desperate to obtain his mother's love, a love she is unable to give. She was slurring her words and unable to use to her tongue properly to help her make the sounds. Surgeons sewed most of the piece back on but were unable to replace a small section. He was attacked by the media and speculation grew that he was unable to cope with crises. Windermere yet again were unable to put out their best side due to illness and injury. I remember now at work being unable to do many of my duties when other people were around. The job is ideal for those people who would like a bit of extra cash but are unable to fit in many hours of work. We have a government that is pathologically unable to say what it is actually about. A charity shop is to close after a lack of business and rising costs have left it unable to go on. Mr Bubb said that the sisters had been unable to go to the police when they told their mother. One problem that could occur is if property owners are unable to let out the house. He would have liked more tomato and was unable to finish his meal saying it became too oily. What I have yet to see is a poor dentist living in the rough part of town unable to feed his or her family! If York regulars follow their usual route to the course they will be unable to reach it. I am unable to reprint my story here, but if you read some of the links you'll get the gist of it. They could also house children who feel unable to live with a family which is not their own. He had claimed it was a new flavouring for saffron rice but had been unable to look me in the eye when he said it. Synonyms not able, powerless, impotent, not up/equal to, at a loss, inadequate, ineffectual, incompetent, unfit, unfitted, unqualified incapable of literary impuissant Definition of unable in US English: unable adjectiveˌənˈeɪbəlˌənˈābəl with infinitive Lacking the skill, means, or opportunity to do something. she was unable to conceal her surprise Example sentencesExamples He was unable to drive his stepson to school and had to cancel a hospital appointment. They could also house children who feel unable to live with a family which is not their own. He would have liked more tomato and was unable to finish his meal saying it became too oily. I am unable to reprint my story here, but if you read some of the links you'll get the gist of it. Mr Bubb said that the sisters had been unable to go to the police when they told their mother. Surgeons sewed most of the piece back on but were unable to replace a small section. She was slurring her words and unable to use to her tongue properly to help her make the sounds. A charity shop is to close after a lack of business and rising costs have left it unable to go on. I remember now at work being unable to do many of my duties when other people were around. He was attacked by the media and speculation grew that he was unable to cope with crises. The job is ideal for those people who would like a bit of extra cash but are unable to fit in many hours of work. One problem that could occur is if property owners are unable to let out the house. He had claimed it was a new flavouring for saffron rice but had been unable to look me in the eye when he said it. It concerns a boy desperate to obtain his mother's love, a love she is unable to give. Windermere yet again were unable to put out their best side due to illness and injury. They were unable to open the door for visitors by pressing the buzzers in their rooms. We have a government that is pathologically unable to say what it is actually about. Bird was unable to engage his gears, but managed to get going and finished at the back. What I have yet to see is a poor dentist living in the rough part of town unable to feed his or her family! If York regulars follow their usual route to the course they will be unable to reach it. Synonyms not able, powerless, impotent, not equal to, not up to, at a loss, inadequate, ineffectual, incompetent, unfit, unfitted, unqualified
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