unpalatable信息详情
adj.味道差的，难吃的；讨人厌的，使人不快的
unpalatably───令人不快
palatable───adj.美味的，可口的；愉快的
unpaintable───不可上漆的
unplayable───无法击出的；无法演奏的；无法击败的
unpatentable───不能取得专利的
inflatable───adj.膨胀的，可充气的；得意的
palatably───adv.称心愉快地；美味地
unactable───adj.不能上演的
unbeatable───adj.不能超越的，无与伦比的；无法击败的，无敌手的
was only then that I began to learn the unpalatable truth about John.───那时我才开始了解到有关约翰的令人难以接受的真相。
Only then did I learn the unpalatable truth.───直到那时我才得知令人难以接受的真相。
But before we try to emulate geniuses or encourage our children to do so we should note that some of the things we learn from them may prove unpalatable.───但在我们试图模仿天才或鼓励我们的孩子这样做之前，我们应该注意到，我们从他们身上学到的一些东西可能并不适合我们。
The remainder is often unusable, infested with unpalatable weeds and able to support few cattle or goats.───其馀土地多半荒废掉，长满无法食用的杂草，也供养不了几头牛羊。
But it was equally unpalatable for the south that internal divisions in the north could provoke a sudden collapse, he said.───但他表示，如果朝鲜的内部分歧导致政权突然垮台，韩国也同样难以接受。
That, in effect, was the unpalatable message delivered by the Bank of England on August 12th in its quarterly review of the economy.───事实上，这个信息的来源是英国银行于八月12日发布的季度经济情况报告，尽管该报告并不是令人满意的。
But that is politically unpalatable: European leaders do not like the idea of testing for a wave of defaults they insist will not happen.───但这在政治上是不受欢迎的：欧洲领导人不喜欢测试，因为他们坚信的违约潮不会发生。
So far, South Korea does not seem to have arrived at the point where inaction becomes unpalatable.───到目前为止，韩国似乎还没有到不作为让人难以接受的地步。
As private capital dries up, therefore, emerging markets may have to turn elsewhere: the fund is an obvious, if usually unpalatable, choice.───私人资本也走了，这些新兴市场只能转向别的选择：很明显尽管IMF并不对胃口，但是不二之选。
It is an unpalatable fact that rape makes a good news story.