be inconsolable
作表语，表示主语处于无法安慰的状态。
She was inconsolable after hearing the news.
她听到消息后无法安慰。
无法安慰的；极为伤心的
无法安慰的；因悲伤、失望或其他痛苦而无法得到慰藉的。；悲伤得无法安慰；不能被安慰的
无法安慰的；因悲伤、失望或其他痛苦而无法得到慰藉的。
Not consolable; unable to be consoled or comforted, usually due to grief, disappointment, or other distress.
悲伤得无法安慰；不能被安慰的
sad beyond comforting; incapable of being consoled
After her dog died, she was inconsolable for weeks.
她的狗死后，她好几个星期都悲痛欲绝。
用法提示：inconsolable 作表语形容词，表示“无法安慰的”，描述主语的状态。
AI contextual example
The fans were inconsolable when their team lost the final.
当主队输掉决赛时，球迷们伤心欲绝。
用法提示：inconsolable 在这里作表语，形容群体极度悲伤、无法安慰。
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He remained inconsolable despite all our efforts to cheer him up.
尽管我们千方百计让他开心，他仍然悲痛不已。
用法提示：inconsolable 与 remained 连用，强调持续处于无法安慰的悲伤状态。
AI contextual example
作表语，表示主语处于无法安慰的状态。
She was inconsolable after hearing the news.
她听到消息后无法安慰。
作定语，修饰名词，表示极度伤心的状态。
He sat in inconsolable silence.
他坐在那里，一声不吭，极为伤心。
接介词短语表示悲伤的原因。
They were inconsolable about the loss of their pet.
他们因失去宠物而悲痛不已。
grammar · medium
易错句子She was inconsolable for the loss of her cat.
正确表达She was inconsolable over the loss of her cat.
介词误用：inconsolable 后常接 over 或 at 表示原因，而非 for；for 一般用于表示目的或受益，此处应用 over。
grammar · medium
易错句子His grief was inconsolable.
正确表达He was inconsolable.
形容词用法错误：inconsolable 通常修饰人，表示某人无法被安慰，而非修饰抽象名词如 grief。应改为描述人。
inconsolable强调无法被安慰，常用于极度悲痛；disconsolate强调郁郁寡欢，程度较轻。
unconsolable是inconsolable的非标准变体，但inconsolable更常见且标准。
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