be violable
常用作表语,表示可能被违反或侵犯。
These agreements are violable under certain conditions.
这些协议在某些条件下是可违反的。
可违反的;可破坏的;可侵犯的
可违反的;可破坏的;可伤害的;易受侵犯的;可违背的
可违反的;可破坏的;可伤害的
Capable of being violated, broken, or injured.
The teacher warned that the classroom rules were not violable, even during the party.
老师提醒说,即使是在聚会上,课堂规则也不可违反。
用法提示:violable 是形容词,意为“可违反的”,本句用 not violable 表示规则不可被破坏。
Human rights are not violable under any circumstances.
在任何情况下,人权都是不可侵犯的。
用法提示:violable 在本句作表语,表示“可侵犯的”,否定形式强调不可侵犯。
The old security system is violable, so the manager ordered a complete upgrade.
旧的安全系统是可被攻破的,所以经理下令全面升级。
用法提示:violable 这里表示“可被破坏或攻破的”,描述系统存在被突破的可能。
常用作表语,表示可能被违反或侵犯。
These agreements are violable under certain conditions.
这些协议在某些条件下是可违反的。
用作定语,修饰名词,常出现在法律或伦理语境中。
The treaty recognized violable rights.
该条约承认了可侵犯的权利。
引出施动者,表示可以被某人或某方违反。
The ceasefire was violable by any party.
停火协议可被任何一方违反。
与系动词连用,强调状态持续。
The peace remains violable despite the talks.
尽管进行了谈判,和平仍然可能被破坏。
grammar · medium
易错句子We can violable this rule.
正确表达We can violate this rule.
violable 是形容词,不能直接用作谓语动词,应改为动词 violate。
grammar · medium
易错句子This agreement is volatile.
正确表达This agreement is violable.
volatile 意为“易变的”,与 violable 拼写相近但意义不同,此处应使用 violable 表示“可违反的”。
grammar · medium
易错句子This rule is inviolable.
正确表达This rule is violable.
inviolable 是 violable 的反义词,意为“不可侵犯的”,如果意图表达“可违反的”则应用 violable。
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