unacceptable
不可接受
definition
adjective
unacceptable behavior
not satisfactory or allowable.
example
A refusal to say that such behaviour is 'unacceptable' is tantamount to saying it is acceptable.
Reassure your child that you love them even when their behaviour has been 'unacceptable' .
Such violent behaviour is equally 'unacceptable' and must be acknowledged and addressed.
The map will be colour coded to pinpoint areas where sound levels are 'unacceptable' .
It is therefore quite inappropriate and 'unacceptable' for Mrs Hull to condemn this group.
He said the number of people unable to afford a home was rising to 'unacceptable' levels.
It was totally 'unacceptable' behaviour towards people who had given you long and loyal service.
In sport as in music, comfort in numbers is no excuse for 'unacceptable' behaviour.
To disrupt and threaten such work by thuggish behaviour is totally 'unacceptable' .
That is not to ignore the handful of youngsters whose behaviour is 'unacceptable' .
This sort of behaviour is totally 'unacceptable' and will not be tolerated in the borough.
Even if their claims are exaggerated, any loss of life is deplorable and 'unacceptable' .
This behaviour is dangerous, 'unacceptable' and there is no reason to tolerate it.
We cannot afford to have yet another undesirable and 'unacceptable' image foisted upon our town.
We need the light of the media to shine brightly on behaviour that is 'unacceptable' .
Sometimes it is obvious that one person's behaviour is 'unacceptable' to the other.
The world began to find the growing gap between the rich and poor 'unacceptable' .
We've made good progress in bearing down on the 'unacceptable' behaviour of this minority.
Being able to stand up and say that domestic abuse is 'unacceptable' is the first step in changing my behaviour.
To do otherwise would involve an 'unacceptable' level of censorship and harm to the public good.
Elaine Hanson, spokesperson for the Centre, said: ‘I cannot emphasise enough the 'unacceptability' of our current position.’
The paper also notes that, within the older generation, there is a growing acknowledgement of the 'unacceptability' of the use of force and the dishonour that force brings.
Mrs Cryer added: ‘The idea is that the posters will raise awareness about the 'unacceptability' of dropping litter.’
Overall the number of defaulted games in the second division was 'unacceptably' high this season and it is a problem that the league committee should address before next season.
But the change would be wrenching - 'unacceptably' so for a popular democracy.
This is an 'unacceptably' weak empirical basis for the claim.
It shows that there's a lot of people who share our convictions about the 'unacceptability' of violence against women.
Although the site is prominent when approaching from the east it is below the top of the bank and with the presence of St Thomas House she does not believe it will be 'unacceptably' obtrusive.
What she produced would be 'unacceptably' inadequate from a student, let alone from an Oxford professor.
Unless you can answer with confidence and unless people generally would accept your answer as accurate, it is 'unacceptably' vague in its coverage.
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