Traducciones de „ineradicable“ en el diccionario inglés » chino

inextricable [ınˈekst­rı­kə­bl] ADJ.

1. inextricable:

inextricable

无法摆脱的 wúfǎ bǎituō de

inextricable

不能逃离的 bùnéng táolí de

2. inextricable:

inextricable

繁复的 fánfùde

inextricable

分不清的 fēnbùqīngde

▶ inextricably ADV.

inexplicable [ˌınıkˈsplıkəbl] ADJ.

inexplicable

无法解释的 wúfǎ jiěshì de

inexplicable

难理解的 nán lǐjiě de

inexplicable

莫名其妙的 mò míng qí miào de

▶ inexplicably ADV.

impracticable [ımˈpræktıkəbl] ADJ.

impracticable

不切实际的 bùqiè shíjì de

impracticable

行不通的 xíngbùtōngde

▶ impracticably ADV.

eradicate [ıˈrædıkeıt] V. trans.

eradicate

根除 gēnchú

eradicate

杜绝 dùjué

▶ eradication [ıˌrædıˈkeıʃən] SUST.

I . inevitable [ınˈevıtəbl] ADJ.

inevitable

不可避免的 bùkě bìmiǎn de

inevitable

必然发生的 bìrán fāshēng de

II . inevitable [ınˈevıtəbl] SUST.

the inevitable

不可避免的事物 bùkě bìmiǎn de shìwù

▶ inevitably ADV.

inequitable [ınˈekwıtəbl] ADJ.

inequitable

不公平的 bù gōngpíng de

▶ inequitably ADV.

inestimable [ınˈestıməbl] ADJ.

inestimable

无法估量的 wúfǎ gūliáng de

inestimable

无价的 wújiàde

▶ inestimably ADV.

inedible [ınˈedıbl] ADJ.

inedible

不能吃的 bùnéng chī de

inedible

不宜食用的 bùyí shíyòng de

amicable [ˈæmıkəbl] ADJ.

amicable

友善的 yǒushànde

amicable

温和的 wēnhéde

ineffable [ınˈefəbl] ADJ.

1. ineffable:

ineffable

说不出的 shuō bù chū de

ineffable

难以用语言形容的 nányǐ yòng yǔyán xíngróng de

2. ineffable:

ineffable

说不得的 shuōbùdé de

ineffable

须避讳的 xū bìhuì de

▶ ineffably ADV.

despicable [ˈdespıkəbl] ADJ.

despicable

可鄙的 kěbǐde

despicable

卑劣的 bēiliède

▶ despicably ADV.

explicable [ıkˈsplıkəbl] ADJ.

explicable

可解释的 kě jiěshì de

explicable

可说明的 kě shuōmíng de

inexorable [ınˈeksərəbl] ADJ.

1. inexorable:

inexorable

不可阻挡的 bùkě zǔdǎng de

inexorable

坚决不变的 jiānjué bùbiàn de

2. inexorable:

inexorable

无情的 wúqíngde

inexorable

毫不宽容的 háobù kuānróng de

▶ inexorably ADV.

inescapable [ˌınıˈskeıpəbl] ADJ.

inescapable

无法逃脱的 wúfǎ táotuō de

inescapable

无法避免的 wúfǎ bìmiǎn de

an inescapable duty

不可推卸的责任

▶ inescapably ADV.

inexcusable [ˌınıkˈskjuːzəbl] ADJ.

inexcusable

不可原谅的 bùkě yuánliàng de

inexcusable

不可辩解的 bùkě biànjiě de

▶ inexcusably ADV.

practicable [ˈpræktıkəbl] ADJ.

1. practicable:

practicable

能实行的 néng shíxíng de

practicable

切实可行的 qièshí kěxíng de

2. practicable:

practicable

可通行的 kě tōngxíng de

This road is practicable for bicycles.

这条路可通行自行车。

▶ practicability [ˌpræktıkə­ˈbılətı] SUST.

implacable [ımˈplækəbl] ADJ.

implacable

难以满足的 nányǐ mǎnzú de

implacable

难平息的 nán píngxī de

▶ implacably ADV.

irrevocable [ıˈrevəkəbl] ADJ.

1. irrevocable:

irrevocable

不可改变的 bùkě gǎibiàn de

2. irrevocable:

irrevocable

不可取消的 bùkě qǔxiāo de

ineligible [ınˈelıdʒıbl] ADJ.

ineligible

没有资格的 méiyǒu zīgé de

ineligible

不合格的 bù hégé de

▶ ineligibly ADV.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

It has left an ineradicable impression with players that it's no longer available in land-based casinos, but is building its presence like none other with online fans.

www.casinoscamreport.com

You may as well bring some nummies to the park next time, in homage to this ineradicable fish.

annarborchronicle.com

What if the irresponsibility, the untrustworthiness or just the sheer unpleasantness takes an ineradicable hold and this whole experiment becomes just another technical revolution that faded away?

www.telegraph.co.uk

Cruelty is ineradicable in state conduct -- why, therefore, resist the calling of nature?

www.globalresearch.ca

Because of these ineradicable human frailties, wrongful convictions will always be with us.

www.thestar.com

This deep-seated and ineradicable phenomenon, she argued, was the true engine of evolutionary change.

en.wikipedia.org

But if religion is ineradicable, we have to find a way to limit its destructive consequences.

www.salon.com

Lately, however, there have been more ineradicable alterations to the landscape.

www.telegraph.co.uk

It is the ineradicable vice of voluntaryism that the good are taken and the less good left.

www.odt.co.nz

There gradually developed a conviction that the evils of private agencies were inherent and ineradicable so long as they were permitted to charge fees to the workers seeking employment.

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