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spoilable

/ˈspɔɪ.lə.bəl/

翻译: 过时形容词,指可能被损坏或变质的,现多用“易腐的”或“易变坏的”表达。, 指容易腐败、变质或腐坏的食物或其他物品,尤其在储存条件不当(如未冷藏)时。

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adjective

/ˈspɔɪ.lə.bəl/formal已废弃
  • zh过时形容词,指可能被损坏或变质的,现多用“易腐的”或“易变坏的”表达。

An obsolete adjective meaning capable of being spoiled or corrupted, now replaced by 'perishable' or 'corruptible'.

  1. Liable to decayB2formal

    Describes something that is prone to spoiling, decaying, or becoming putrid, especially food.

    zh易腐坏的

    • Milk and meat are highly spoilable goods.
    • The shipment of spoilable items requires refrigeration.
    • Proper storage can extend the life of spoilable products.

    同义词corruptibledecayabledecomposableperishableputrescible

    反义词durableimperishableindestructiblestable

词形
  • more spoilable comparative form
  • most spoilable superlative form

noun

/ˈspɔɪ.lə.bəl/B2formal
  • zh指容易腐败、变质或腐坏的食物或其他物品,尤其在储存条件不当(如未冷藏)时。

A noun referring to food or other perishable items that are prone to rapid decay or spoilage if not stored under proper conditions, such as refrigeration.

  1. Perishable food itemB1formal

    A type of food that decays or becomes unfit for consumption quickly if not stored properly, especially in cool conditions.

    zh易腐食品

    • Milk and fresh meat are common spoilables that need refrigeration.
    • The grocery store has a dedicated section for spoilables.
    • Always check the expiration date on spoilables before buying.

    同义词perishable