英语释义

• not capable of being swayed or diverted from a course; unsusceptible to persuasion;

  "he is adamant in his refusal to change his mind"

  "Cynthia was inexorable; she would have none of him"- W.Churchill

  "an intransigent conservative opposed to every liberal tendancy"

• not to be placated or appeased or moved by entreaty;

  "grim determination"

  "grim necessity"

  "Russia's final hour, it seemed, approached with inexorable certainty"

  "relentless persecution"

  "the stern demands of parenthood"

片语

ruthless无情的，残忍的

relentless无情的；残酷的；不间断的

inexorable trend必然趋势

inexorable irresistible不可阻挡的

tough恶棍

Inexorable Pursuit排难逐擒

inexorable doom劫数

inexorable development应然发展

Inexorable Laid陋

inexorable demand必然要求

inexorable road必然之路

unrelenting无情的；不屈不挠的；不松懈的

英汉例句

• it is often said that the eu「s inexorable enlargement means no country can now 「make the weather」 in europe, as germany and france once did.

  民众普遍认为欧盟的扩张势不可挡，这就意味着没有国家能像过去德法两国那样，左右欧洲的「风云变幻」了。

• in the 1980s, the last time industrial policy was in fashion, the west was in awe of japan and its inexorable rise; now it is in awe of china and its state capitalism.

  在上世纪80年代，也是最近一次产业政策大行其道之时，西方就是惊叹于日本和他不可阻挡的上升势头，现在则是对中国和他的国家资本主义的敬畏。

• yet it is a lot easier to cope with slow, inexorable change than the abrupt kind, especially if you get to watch other countries change first.

  然而，应对缓慢而坚决的改变要比应对突发的改变要简单的多，尤其是当你先看看其他国家发展的时候。

• yet confronted by the inexorable march of progress, america’s telecoms regulators have failed to respond.

  然而在这一不可阻挡的趋势下，美国的电信监管者却落在了后面。

• such verbal generosities were in fact only a humbugging disguise of the inexorable conventions that tied things together and bound people down to the old pattern.

  这种口头上的慷慨陈词实际上只是骗人的幌子而已，在它背后止是束缚世事、让人因袭守旧的不可动摇的习俗。

• the speech takes on an inexorable rhythm, which coupled with the use of repetition, acquires a kind of imperial power reminiscent of shakespeare.

  重复重复再重复，演讲中使用这个技巧而形成了不可阻挡的节奏，随之而来的是无比的力量。

• the inexorable progress of the enlightenment, though it has sent devils packing and committed nymphs and sprites to the realms of silliness, has never managed to stamp out angels.

  尽管启蒙运动的不可抵挡的进程已经让恶魔们滚蛋，也让小仙女和精灵们被认为是可笑的幻想，但天使却从未淡出。

• thus he is surely right to argue that china’s seemingly inexorable growth will slow, though it is less clear that china may, like japan before it, then slip back.

  因此他对于中国的争论也一定是正确的：虽然可能不会重蹈日本覆辙而出现经济下滑，但是中国现在看似坚挺的经济增长将会放缓。

• this is an inexorable law governing social advancement.

  这是社会前进的必然规律。

• but that would simply be a pause in the inexorable decline — inexorable, that is, if we don」t curb carbon emissions soon.

  但那也只可能是不可阻挡的下降趋势的中止---不可阻挡发生的条件是我们不能很快的控制住碳排放。

• but courbage and i merely analyzed the reasons for a possible -- or let's say likely -- revolution in the arab world, an inexorable change, which could also have unfolded as a gradual evolution.

  库尔巴奇和我不过是分析了阿拉伯世界可能 ——或者说很可能 ——发生革命的原因，一场势不可挡的变革，也可能以逐步演变的方式发生。

• some effort is being made to protect african languages from this apparently inexorable decline.

  为了阻止非洲语这种明显而无情的衰落状况，各方正付诸于一些努力。

• it is when production stagnates and begins its inexorable fall.

  当产量停滞时它就还是不可避免的坠落。

• marx believed in certain ironlaws of history, which work themselves out with inexorable force and which nohuman action can resist.

  马克思坚信历史进程中的必然的铁的规律，它是一种自觉的无可改变的力量，没有认为行为可以抵挡。

相似词

violent暴力的；猛烈的

patient有耐心的，能容忍的

iron熨斗；烙铁；坚强

inexpiable不能抵偿的；不能平息的；不能抵赎的

insistent坚持的；迫切的；显着的；引人注目的；紧急的