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inedible 【inedible】adj.不可食的；不宜食用的My steak, though delicious, was mostly fat and hones. Most of it was inedible.我的牛排虽然美味，但多半是肥的和骨头，大部分都不能吃。

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[ɪn'edəbl] 
inediblenot suitable for food
The adjective inedible is good for describing a food that cannot be eaten, like your grandmother's burnt toast, or an object that shouldn't be eaten, like your snow boots.
Some things are literally inedible, like your dining room table or a cast iron skillet, while others are described as inedible in a more figurative way: "I can't stand cilantro — now this taco is totally inedible!" The word has been around since the early 1800's to mean "unfit to eat," combining the Latin prefix in, which means "not" or "the opposite," with edibilis, "eatable" in Late Latin.
All forms of 'inedible' will appear on average once every 48440 pages.edibilityedibleediblenessinedible

Front	inedible
Pron	[ɪn'edəbl]
Back	【inedible】 adj.不可食的；不宜食用的 My steak, though delicious, was mostly fat and hones. Most of it was inedible. 我的牛排虽然美味，但多半是肥的和骨头，大部分都不能吃。
Vocab	inediblenot suitable for food The adjective inedible is good for describing a food that cannot be eaten, like your grandmother's burnt toast, or an object that shouldn't be eaten, like your snow boots. Some things are literally inedible, like your dining room table or a cast iron skillet, while others are described as inedible in a more figurative way: "I can't stand cilantro — now this taco is totally inedible!" The word has been around since the early 1800's to mean "unfit to eat," combining the Latin prefix in, which means "not" or "the opposite," with edibilis, "eatable" in Late Latin. All forms of 'inedible' will appear on average once every 48440 pages. edibility edible edibleness inedible

Inedible Food Eaten ɪn'edəbl Adj.不可食的；不宜食用的 Steak Delicious Fat