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illegible 【illegible】adj. 难读的The ink had faded so that many words were illegible.因墨水褪色了，许多字迹都很难读。

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[ɪ'ledʒəbl] 
illegible(of handwriting, print, etc.) not legible
When your friend scribbles a note to you and you can’t figure out what it says, it’s because her handwriting is illegible — it’s unreadable.
The adjective illegible is often used to describe handwriting, because people tend to have their own styles and sometimes write in a pretty messy way. But it can also refer to printed words that are faded or for some other reason difficult to read. If you leave a book open in the rain, the print will probably become illegible. If you’re walking in an old graveyard, the writing on the tombstones is often illegible.
All forms of 'illegible' will appear on average once every 5513 pages.illegibilityillegiblyillegiblelegibilitylegiblelegibly

Front	illegible
Pron	[ɪ'ledʒəbl]
Back	【illegible】 adj. 难读的 The ink had faded so that many words were illegible. 因墨水褪色了，许多字迹都很难读。
Vocab	illegible(of handwriting, print, etc.) not legible When your friend scribbles a note to you and you can’t figure out what it says, it’s because her handwriting is illegible — it’s unreadable. The adjective illegible is often used to describe handwriting, because people tend to have their own styles and sometimes write in a pretty messy way. But it can also refer to printed words that are faded or for some other reason difficult to read. If you leave a book open in the rain, the print will probably become illegible. If you’re walking in an old graveyard, the writing on the tombstones is often illegible. All forms of 'illegible' will appear on average once every 5513 pages. illegibility illegibly illegible legibility legible legibly

Illegible Faded Words Handwriting It’s ɪ'Ledʒəbl Adj 难读的