Definition of undrinkable in English:

undrinkable

adjectiveʌnˈdrɪnkəb(ə)lˌənˈdrɪŋkəb(ə)l

Not fit to be drunk because of impurity or poor quality.
不能饮用的
the wine was almost undrinkable
Example sentencesExamples
- Until then, Australian wine will have a bitterness that makes it undrinkable.
- I remembered it wasn't that good but actually I was wrong - it's almost undrinkable.
- However, the view from my desk is virtually non-existent, my email inbox didn't transfer properly, the tea in the drinks machine is completely undrinkable and the journey home was hellish.
- European visitors to the site on the Wells Estate are often dismayed to find a landmark where undrinkable water leaks from crumbling walls.
- In the most extreme cases it renders a wine undrinkable (though not physically dangerous); in others it just flattens its aromas and flavours.
- The odd pub sells mulled wine on tap, but generally it's expensive and of such poor quality that it's pretty well undrinkable.
- Wells went dry and the water that could be got at was undrinkable - scientifically proven by the district medical officer.
- In the Eighties, when wine drinkers were young and innocent, Britain's wine retailers and brewers were able to palm off a high percentage of this undrinkable rubbish.
- Home winemaking still suffers something of an image problem, with those jokes about Aunt Enid's undrinkable nettle wine.
- Australian wine under £5 is all but undrinkable.
- It just makes that particular beer I cherished seem tepid, stagnant and undrinkable.
- On a recent visit to a motorway service station, we paid 15 quid for three rotten sandwiches and undrinkable tea.
- Sadly, however, the table service is sloppy and the Guinness is undrinkable.
- ‘If water remains undrinkable, diseases will continue and mortality rates will rise,’ said the Iraqi trade minister.
- Apparently the whole city's water supply is currently undrinkable, and they are having to use bottled water for everything.
- The result won't be undrinkable, but it won't be very memorable.
- He did buy one small mug of tea for 98 pence which was undrinkable.
- The wine list was extensive and not cheap, but if I have one whinge it is that the wine-by-the-glass was undrinkable.
- He inherited a vineyard east of Naples from a friend who was murdered in Paris, but the wine was undrinkable.
- There was not one undrinkable or corked bottle in the 60 I tasted.

Definition of undrinkable in US English:

undrinkable

adjectiveˌənˈdriNGkəb(ə)lˌənˈdrɪŋkəb(ə)l

Not fit to be drunk because of impurity or poor quality.
不能饮用的
Example sentencesExamples
- European visitors to the site on the Wells Estate are often dismayed to find a landmark where undrinkable water leaks from crumbling walls.
- Australian wine under £5 is all but undrinkable.
- Until then, Australian wine will have a bitterness that makes it undrinkable.
- Wells went dry and the water that could be got at was undrinkable - scientifically proven by the district medical officer.
- In the Eighties, when wine drinkers were young and innocent, Britain's wine retailers and brewers were able to palm off a high percentage of this undrinkable rubbish.
- There was not one undrinkable or corked bottle in the 60 I tasted.
- The odd pub sells mulled wine on tap, but generally it's expensive and of such poor quality that it's pretty well undrinkable.
- He did buy one small mug of tea for 98 pence which was undrinkable.
- He inherited a vineyard east of Naples from a friend who was murdered in Paris, but the wine was undrinkable.
- On a recent visit to a motorway service station, we paid 15 quid for three rotten sandwiches and undrinkable tea.
- It just makes that particular beer I cherished seem tepid, stagnant and undrinkable.
- The wine list was extensive and not cheap, but if I have one whinge it is that the wine-by-the-glass was undrinkable.
- Home winemaking still suffers something of an image problem, with those jokes about Aunt Enid's undrinkable nettle wine.
- I remembered it wasn't that good but actually I was wrong - it's almost undrinkable.
- The result won't be undrinkable, but it won't be very memorable.
- However, the view from my desk is virtually non-existent, my email inbox didn't transfer properly, the tea in the drinks machine is completely undrinkable and the journey home was hellish.
- Apparently the whole city's water supply is currently undrinkable, and they are having to use bottled water for everything.
- In the most extreme cases it renders a wine undrinkable (though not physically dangerous); in others it just flattens its aromas and flavours.
- Sadly, however, the table service is sloppy and the Guinness is undrinkable.
- ‘If water remains undrinkable, diseases will continue and mortality rates will rise,’ said the Iraqi trade minister.

单词	undrinkable
释义	Definition of undrinkable in English: undrinkable adjectiveʌnˈdrɪnkəb(ə)lˌənˈdrɪŋkəb(ə)l Not fit to be drunk because of impurity or poor quality. 不能饮用的 the wine was almost undrinkable Example sentencesExamples Until then, Australian wine will have a bitterness that makes it undrinkable. I remembered it wasn't that good but actually I was wrong - it's almost undrinkable. However, the view from my desk is virtually non-existent, my email inbox didn't transfer properly, the tea in the drinks machine is completely undrinkable and the journey home was hellish. European visitors to the site on the Wells Estate are often dismayed to find a landmark where undrinkable water leaks from crumbling walls. In the most extreme cases it renders a wine undrinkable (though not physically dangerous); in others it just flattens its aromas and flavours. The odd pub sells mulled wine on tap, but generally it's expensive and of such poor quality that it's pretty well undrinkable. Wells went dry and the water that could be got at was undrinkable - scientifically proven by the district medical officer. In the Eighties, when wine drinkers were young and innocent, Britain's wine retailers and brewers were able to palm off a high percentage of this undrinkable rubbish. Home winemaking still suffers something of an image problem, with those jokes about Aunt Enid's undrinkable nettle wine. Australian wine under £5 is all but undrinkable. It just makes that particular beer I cherished seem tepid, stagnant and undrinkable. On a recent visit to a motorway service station, we paid 15 quid for three rotten sandwiches and undrinkable tea. Sadly, however, the table service is sloppy and the Guinness is undrinkable. ‘If water remains undrinkable, diseases will continue and mortality rates will rise,’ said the Iraqi trade minister. Apparently the whole city's water supply is currently undrinkable, and they are having to use bottled water for everything. The result won't be undrinkable, but it won't be very memorable. He did buy one small mug of tea for 98 pence which was undrinkable. The wine list was extensive and not cheap, but if I have one whinge it is that the wine-by-the-glass was undrinkable. He inherited a vineyard east of Naples from a friend who was murdered in Paris, but the wine was undrinkable. There was not one undrinkable or corked bottle in the 60 I tasted. Definition of undrinkable in US English: undrinkable adjectiveˌənˈdriNGkəb(ə)lˌənˈdrɪŋkəb(ə)l Not fit to be drunk because of impurity or poor quality. 不能饮用的 Example sentencesExamples European visitors to the site on the Wells Estate are often dismayed to find a landmark where undrinkable water leaks from crumbling walls. Australian wine under £5 is all but undrinkable. Until then, Australian wine will have a bitterness that makes it undrinkable. Wells went dry and the water that could be got at was undrinkable - scientifically proven by the district medical officer. In the Eighties, when wine drinkers were young and innocent, Britain's wine retailers and brewers were able to palm off a high percentage of this undrinkable rubbish. There was not one undrinkable or corked bottle in the 60 I tasted. The odd pub sells mulled wine on tap, but generally it's expensive and of such poor quality that it's pretty well undrinkable. He did buy one small mug of tea for 98 pence which was undrinkable. He inherited a vineyard east of Naples from a friend who was murdered in Paris, but the wine was undrinkable. On a recent visit to a motorway service station, we paid 15 quid for three rotten sandwiches and undrinkable tea. It just makes that particular beer I cherished seem tepid, stagnant and undrinkable. The wine list was extensive and not cheap, but if I have one whinge it is that the wine-by-the-glass was undrinkable. Home winemaking still suffers something of an image problem, with those jokes about Aunt Enid's undrinkable nettle wine. I remembered it wasn't that good but actually I was wrong - it's almost undrinkable. The result won't be undrinkable, but it won't be very memorable. However, the view from my desk is virtually non-existent, my email inbox didn't transfer properly, the tea in the drinks machine is completely undrinkable and the journey home was hellish. Apparently the whole city's water supply is currently undrinkable, and they are having to use bottled water for everything. In the most extreme cases it renders a wine undrinkable (though not physically dangerous); in others it just flattens its aromas and flavours. Sadly, however, the table service is sloppy and the Guinness is undrinkable. ‘If water remains undrinkable, diseases will continue and mortality rates will rise,’ said the Iraqi trade minister.
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