1. imaginable是什么意思

1. This is the only solution imaginable.
    这是唯一能想出的解决办法。

2. We had the greatest difficulty imaginable.
    我们遇到了可以想象到的最大困难。

3. He is the most suitable person imaginable.
    他是想得到的人选中最合适的一位。

1. imaginable是什么意思

1. 可想象的：sastisfactory#令人满意的 | imaginable#可想象的 | imaginative#富于想象的

2. 可以想象的：ignorant 无知的 | imaginable 可以想象的 | imaginative 富有想象力的,爱想象的

3. 可以想象得到的 (真实存在的)：imaginary想象中的,虚构的 | imaginable可以想象得到的(真实存在的) | imaginative有想象力的

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4. 可想像的：imaginabale /可想像的/可能的/ | imaginable /可想像的/ | imaginably /可想象地/想象得出的/

1. (常与 best，worst 等形容词最高级连用)可想象的,想得到的
    You use imaginable after a superlative such as ''best'' or ''worst'' to emphasize that something is extreme in some way.

    e.g. ...their imprisonment under some of the most horrible circumstances imaginable...
           他们被关押在可以想象出的最恐怖的环境中
    e.g. He could not disguise that he had had the worst imaginable day for any minister.
           他刚刚经历了对于任何部长而言都是最糟糕的一天，这对他来说无法掩饰。

2. (用于 every，all 之后，表示强调)(一切)可能存在的,(一切)可能发生的;(用于 no 以后)根本
    You use imaginable after a word like ''every'' or ''all'' to emphasize that you are talking about all the possible examples of something. You use imaginable after ''no'' to emphasize that something does not have the quality mentioned.

    e.g. ...all of the other imaginable ramifications of this technology...
           这项技术可能产生的其他一切后果
    e.g. Parents encourage every activity imaginable.
           父母鼓励孩子参与一切可能的活动。

1. capable of being imagined

    e.g. that is one possible answer

    Synonym: conceivable