incredible怎么读

1. 难以置信的 ，惊人的，不能相信的， 不可思议的
2. 不可信的，未必可能的
3. 极妙的，极好的
4. 极大的
5. 不能自圆其说的
6. 骇人听闻的
7. 不可捉摸的

1. 不能相信的,不可信的 too strange to be believed; unbelievable or very hard to believe
2. 〈非正〉难以置信的,不可思议的,惊人的 wonderful; unbelievably good

1.妙极的;惹人喜爱的;了不起的
If you describe something or someone asincredible, you like them very much or are impressed by them, because they are extremely or unusually good.

e.g. The wildflowers will beincredible after this rain...
这场雨过后,野花会变得美不胜收。
e.g. Thanks for taking me, I had anincredible time...
谢谢你带我去,我玩得非常开心。

2.不可思议的;难以置信的
If you say that something isincredible, you mean that it is very unusual or surprising, and you cannot believe it is really true, although it may be.

e.g. It seemedincredible that people would still want to play football during a war...
在战时人们仍然想踢足球,这似乎不可思议。
e.g. We should not dismiss as lies theincredible stories that children may tell us.
我们不应把孩子们告诉我们的一些不可思议的故事当成谎话而不予理睬。

3.惊人的
You useincredible to emphasize the degree, amount, or intensity of something.

e.g. We import anincredible amount of cheese from the Continent...
我们从欧洲大陆进口数量惊人的奶酪。
e.g. There was anincredible din...
声音异常嘈杂。

1. Some planets run at incredible speed.
   某些星球以难以置信的速度运行着。
2. It's an incredible method.
   这是个不可思议的方法。
3. She has an incredible house!
   她有一栋极美的房子!

1. The plot of this book is incredible.
   这本书的情节不可信。

1. It is incredible that he will return today.
   他今天不见得会回来。

1. Do you think the news incredible?
   你认为这个消息可靠吗?

• Wishes to reveal this figment of the Greek imagination as, literally, incredible.

  出自：F. Fergusson

• ☆ 15世纪初期进入英语，直接源自拉丁语的incredibilis，意为不可相信的。