英语释义

1. not capable of being quantified lacking a characteristic that can be measured or expressed as a number or amount
Travel, then, is the thing that can never be done badly, where even a failed effort brings unquantifiable rewards.
— John Krich

片语

unquantifiable assets不可用数量估计的资产

Negative and Unquantifiable impacts负面影响

quantifying the unquantifiable使不可能适合的适合

Unquantifiable impacts非量化影响

英汉例句

• also unquantifiable is the innovation that may be deterred by regulation.

  同样的，受规定影响的创新也是无法量化的。

• and on top of the operational costs there is the unquantifiable cost of a data breach.

  而在运营成本之上的则是一个无法量化的数据破坏的代价。

• these are unquantifiable terms.

  这些都是不可衡量的术语。

• it makes no sense. it「s innate, invisible, unquantifiable characteristics that create lasting attraction.

  毫无意义，看不见的且无法计算的内在品质才是真正持久的魅力。

• that said, some experts feel that unquantifiable benefits can always be quantified with a bit of imagination.

  这就是说，一些专家感到非定性的惠利可以一直通过想象来得到定性。

• unquantifiable expectations, such as customer satisfaction, are subjective and entail a high risk of being successfully accomplished.

  不能量化的期望如顾客的满意程度，能被成功满足的风险很大。

• contemporary chinese architecture is linked to its classic counterpart by its essence, its spiritual value, its most indefinable and unquantifiable characteristics;

  当代的中国建筑通过它们的本质、精神价值、以及几乎无法定义和量化的特点，与经典的中国建筑相辉映；

• that was one of the great unquantifiable achievements of clinton」s presidency: he brought whites and blacks together, after years of racial tension, even within the democratic party.

  作者认为，克林顿在执政期的一项重要贡献就是很好地修复了黑人和白人关系。