unaffordable
不可承受的
常用释义
英音[ ˌʌnəˈfɔːdəbl ]
美音[ ˌʌnəˈfɔːrdəbl ]
基本释义
- adj. （普通人）付不起的；高价的
考试频率
六级
考频：近六年出现1次
- adj.支付不起的
考研
考频：近十一年出现1次
- adj.支付不起的
例句
-
1·With the dollar slumping to a 26-year low against the pound, already-expensive London has become quite unaffordable.随着美元兑英镑汇率跌至26年来的低点，本已昂贵的伦敦已变得负担不起。
-
2·Before you brush this argument aside as rubbish, or think of joy as an unaffordable luxury in a nation where there is awful poverty, low academic achievement, and high dropout rates, think again.在你把这个论点当作垃圾置之不理之前，或者在你认为对于一个极其贫困、学术成就低和高辍学率的国家而言，快乐是一种负担不起的奢侈品之前，再想想吧。
-
3·First, Europe is not alone in enjoying an unaffordable lifestyle.首先，欧洲并不是唯一一个享受生活但又负担不起的地方。
-
4·Britain's plans to buy new military equipment have long been unaffordable.英国购买新军事装备的计划一直都受资金困扰。
-
5·As it stands, home prices are still unaffordable for the average American.就像现在这样，家庭房屋价格对普通美国人而言，依然是不可承受的。
-
6·Which means chocolate treats may become unaffordable for the average person.这就意味着普通人可能无法再享受到美味的巧克力甜点了—价格太昂贵了。
-
7·But his interest rate and down-payment will be much higher-and may be unaffordable.只不过利率和首付都会高得多——甚至可能到承受不起。
-
8·They misallocated capital, with massive amounts going into housing that was ultimately unaffordable.他们错误的配置资本，把大量的钱用于根本无法支付的房屋上。
-
9·As with many enterprise critical applications, "big bang" replacement was unaffordable and disruptive.和很多企业关键应用程序一样，大规模进行替换费用太高，且会带来干扰。
-
10·Most of the proposed bailouts (example: Bush's Teaser Freezer) keep unqualified consumers in unaffordable homes.多数提议的紧急援助计划（比如布什的‘冻结引诱计划’）使没有能力的消费者继续呆在支付不起的房屋里。