"unconscionable" in Chinese (Traditional)

• 不可接受的
• 令人髮指的

Definition

極度不道德或不公平，令人無法接受；極其不合理或令人震驚。

Usage Notes (Chinese (Traditional))

“Unconscionable” 多用於正式、法律或學術語境，形容極端不公或違反道德的行為。常見搭配如 'unconscionable demand'、'unconscionable behavior'，平日較少用，也不常直接形容人。

Examples

The company made an unconscionable profit from the poor.

這家公司從窮人身上賺取了**不可接受的**利益。

It is unconscionable to treat workers so badly.

如此對待工人是**不可接受的**。

Raising prices during a crisis is simply unconscionable.

在危機期間漲價簡直是**令人髮指的**。

I think it's unconscionable that some people still don't have clean drinking water.

我認為有些人到現在還沒有乾淨的飲用水，真的太**不可接受**了。

The judge called the contract terms unconscionable and refused to enforce them.

法官認為合約條款**不可接受**，拒絕執行。

Charging those extra hidden fees is just unconscionable.

收取那些隱藏的額外費用真的很**不可接受**。