Insoluble Meaning in English

word

US

ˌɪnˈsɑɫjəbəɫ

in-SAHL-yuh-buhl

UK

ɪnsˈɒljuːbəl

in-SOL-yoo-buhl

परिभाषा

Not able to be dissolved in a liquid; also used to mean something that cannot be solved or fixed, like a problem.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

"Insoluble" is scientific in chemistry (for substances) but also means an impossible problem. For problems, it's more formal; "unsolvable" is a common alternative. Don't confuse with "insolvable," which is rare.

• Spanish: insoluble - irresoluble (problema)
• Portuguese (BR): insolúvel - irresolúvel (problema)
• Portuguese (PT): insolúvel - irresolúvel (problema)
• Chinese (Simplified): 不溶的 - 无法解决的
• Chinese (Traditional): 不溶的 - 無法解決的
• Hindi: अविलायक - असमाधेय (समस्या)
• Arabic: غير قابل للذوبان - غير قابل للحل
• Bengali: অদ্রবণীয় - অপারিষ্কৃত (সমস্যা)
• Russian: нерастворимый - неразрешимый
• Japanese: 不溶性 - 解決できない
• Vietnamese: không tan - không giải quyết được
• Korean: 불용성 - 해결할 수 없는
• Turkish: çözünmez - çözülemez
• Urdu: غیر حل پذیر - ناقابل حل
• Indonesian: tidak larut - tidak dapat dipecahkan

उदाहरण वाक्य

Salt is soluble, but sand is insoluble in water.

basic

This plastic is insoluble in most chemicals.

basic

The puzzle seemed insoluble at first.

basic

After hours of discussion, the conflict remained insoluble.

natural

No matter how much you stir it, oil stays insoluble in water.

natural

Some problems just feel completely insoluble, don’t they?

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