be unconsolable
作表语，描述主语所处状态。
After her cat died, she was unconsolable for weeks.
她的猫死后，她一连几周都无法安慰。
无法安慰的；悲痛欲绝的
inconsolable的同义词。；= inconsolable
too sad to be comforted; incapable of being consoled
inconsolable的同义词。
Synonym of inconsolable.
After losing his favorite toy, the little boy was unconsolable.
弄丢最喜欢的玩具后，小男孩悲痛欲绝。
用法提示：unconsolable 是形容词，作表语，表示小男孩悲伤到无法被安慰。
She remained unconsolable even after her friends tried to cheer her up.
即使朋友们努力让她开心起来，她仍然悲痛欲绝。
用法提示：unconsolable 是形容词，与系动词 remained 搭配，表示她持续处于无法安慰的悲伤中。
After the final whistle, the unconsolable player left the field quietly.
终场哨声响起后，这位悲痛欲绝的球员默默地离开了球场。
用法提示：unconsolable 是形容词，作定语修饰球员，形容他因失败而悲伤、无法安慰。
作表语，描述主语所处状态。
After her cat died, she was unconsolable for weeks.
她的猫死后，她一连几周都无法安慰。
强调状态的持续。
Despite our efforts, he remained unconsolable.
尽管我们努力了，他依然无法被安慰。
后接介词 over 或 about，说明悲伤的原因。
The parents were unconsolable over the loss of their child.
这对父母因失去孩子而悲痛欲绝。
grammar · medium
易错句子She was unconsolable sad after the breakup.
正确表达She was inconsolably sad after the breakup.
使用形容词 'unconsolable' 修饰形容词 'sad' 是错误的。应使用副词形式 'inconsolably' 来修饰 'sad'，或单独使用 'unconsolable' 作表语。
grammar · medium
易错句子He felt unconsolable because of the tight shoes.
正确表达He felt uncomfortable because of the tight shoes.
将表示‘无法安慰的’的 'unconsolable' 误用于描述身体不适。身体不适应用 'uncomfortable'。
拼写不同但意义完全相同，可互换使用；学习者常混淆标准拼写。
拼写相似但意义完全不同，unconscionable指行为不道德或过分。
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