acceptable的音标
英 [əkˈseptəbl]
美 [əkˈseptəbl]
acceptable的用法
adj. (社会上)认同的，认可的;可接受的;令人满意的;可容许的;还可以的;尚可的;差强人意的
派生词： acceptability （n.） acceptably （adv.）
记忆技巧：accept 接受 + able 可…的，能…的 → 可接受的
acceptable的例句
1.It is becoming more acceptable for women to drink alcohol
女性喝酒渐渐被人们接受。
2.They have thrashed out a compromise formula acceptable to Moscow
他们经过讨论达成了一项莫斯科可以接受的折中方案。
3.On the far side of the street was a restaurant that looked acceptable
远处街边有一家饭店看起来还可以。
4.The air pollution exceeds most acceptable levels by 10 times or more.
大气污染程度超出了普遍认可的标准10倍或更多。
5.They recently failed to negotiate a mutually acceptable new contract.
他们最近未能谈成一个双方都满意的新合同。
acceptable的常见句型
用作形容词 (adj.)
用作定语
acceptable+ n.
1.So what is an acceptable level of radiation?
那么可接受的辐射量是多少？
用作表语
S+be+acceptable
1.Her proposal is quite acceptable.
她的建议是可以接受的。
S+be+acceptable+ prep. -phrase
1.At present no one language is acceptable as a national language for Nigeria.
目前还没有一种语言可作为尼日利亚的国语。
It is/was+acceptable+that-clause
1.It is acceptable that she shut her mouth.
她还是把嘴闭了起来。
用作宾语补足语
S+V+O+acceptable
1.We hope that you will consider our offer acceptable.
希望我们所提供的条件能令你满意。
其他
1.Performances varied from excellent to acceptable.
演出从出类拔萃到差强人意不等。
acceptable的词汇搭配
用作形容词 (adj.)
acceptable+名词
acceptable end-product 合格品
acceptable level of inflation 可承受的通货膨胀水平
副词+acceptable
socially acceptable 社会所允许的
universally acceptable 可以普遍接受的
acceptable+介词
acceptable to sb 令…满意的
acceptable的真题例句
1.The fine points of the law are decided by the courts and by acceptable common practice overtime.
出自-六级2014年6月听力原文
2.Realizing that this particular audience would find his regional accent unattractive, Larry planned to speak with an accent that would be more acceptable to his audience.
出自-六级2013年12月听力原文
3.Leaving the less important things until tomorrow is often acceptable.
2016年高考英语全国卷2 语法填空 原文
4.Let them know that you are there to help in any way that is acceptable, while still respecting the privacy of your neighbor.
2018年高考英语浙江卷 阅读理解 七选五 原文
5.The financial crisis has made it more acceptable to be between jobs or to leave a bad one.
出自-2011年考研阅读原文
