unconquerable

英 [ʌnˈkɒŋkərəbl]

美 [ʌnˈkɑːŋkərəbl]

adj.  不可战胜的; 坚不可摧的; 难以改变的

IELTS

BNC.46475 / COCA.35766

牛津词典

adj.

• 不可战胜的；坚不可摧的；难以改变的
  too strong to be defeated or changed

双语例句

• What I want to say is that China is not that poor one in the Opium War age, no power can stop China from rapid development and Chinese people is unconquerable.
  我想说的是，现在的中国已经不是***战争时的中国了，任何力量都无法阻止中国发展的步伐。
• The fortified city of Singapore was once considered unconquerable. In1942, however, this citadel fell to the Japanese.
  新加坡这个防守严密的城市曾一度看作是坚不可摧的。但是，1942年这座城堡落到了日本人手里。
• A profound CS revolution is coming in the modern world, because it has its origin in a plain principle, which is that in the market competition of the modern society, the strategies which make the customers satisfactory are unconquerable.
  当今世界一场深刻的CS革命正在到来，因为它根植于这样一个浅显的道理：在现代市场竞争中，使顾客满意的企业是不可战胜的。
• Traditional processing method is difficult to ensure the curved surface precision, has the unconquerable obstacles.
  传统加工方法难以保证曲面精度，存在无法克服的障碍交替传译。
• At the summit the stamina and valour of our fighter pilots remained unconquerable and supreme.
  最突出的是，我们的战斗机驾驶员们始终保持着不屈不挠的最大的毅力和勇气。
• While as the substantial impartiality, judicial impartiality and impartial judicature, the procedural impartiality, both have their unconquerable limitations.
  而作为实体公正的司法公正与作为程序公正的公正司法都有其不可克服的局限性。
• But these obstacles aren't unconquerable. It is feasible for us to adopt Jury system from overseas.
  但此四类障碍并非不可克服的障碍，把引进陪审团制度作为我国司法审判制度改革之路是可行的。
• The others, drawing a second's breath, closed in again, implacable, unconquerable, ferocious.
  其他的人透一口气，又一次围拢来，毫不留情，势不可当，狰狞残忍。
• After surmounting your unconquerable horror of the bed, you will retire to rest, and get a few hours'unquiet slumber.
  你克服了对那张床铺压抑不住的恐惧之后，便上床休息，惊扰不安地睡了几个钟头。
• She died on June 1, 1968, an outstanding example of the unconquerable human spirit.
  海伦凯勒于1968年6月1日与世长辞，她可以说是人类不屈不挠精神的最佳典范。