unsatisfactory
unsatisfactory — 形容詞
1. Not reaching the expected standard of quality or performance, so that it cannot
不理想;欠佳
未達到可接受的品質或表現標準
Not reaching the expected standard of quality or performance, so that it cannot be accepted or approved.
Mr. Adisa's report was found unsatisfactory by the committee, so he had to rewrite it.
Adisa 先生的報告被委員會認為不理想,因此他必須重寫。
passive: be found unsatisfactory [by someone]
Quan received an unsatisfactory performance review after missing several project deadlines.
Quan 因錯過好幾次專案截止日,得到了不理想的績效評估。
attributive: unsatisfactory + noun (performance review)
Evelyn considered the hotel's customer service unsatisfactory given the price she paid.
Evelyn 認為這家飯店的客服,以她支付的價格來說,很不理想。
The quality of the materials was unsatisfactory, so the builder refused to use them.
材料的品質不理想,因此建築商拒絕使用。
- unacceptable
Stronger; implies something cannot be tolerated at all
- inadequate
Focuses on insufficient amount or degree rather than quality
- poor
More general and less formal; covers low quality broadly
- disappointing
Focuses on the emotional letdown rather than the objective standard
- satisfactory
Direct opposite; meets the expected standard
- acceptable
Good enough to be approved
- adequate
Enough for the purpose, though not excellent
文法句型
be + unsatisfactory
find/deem/consider + object + unsatisfactory
unsatisfactory + noun
用法筆記
Frequently describes things (work, results, quality, conditions, service) rather than people. Compare with unsatisfied, which describes a person's feeling of not being pleased.