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unassailable

英 [ˌʌnəˈseɪləbl]

美 [ˌʌnəˈseɪləbl]

adj.  无法摧毁的; 不可战胜的; 不容置疑的

法律

BNC.18605 / COCA.23060

牛津词典

    adj.

    • 无法摧毁的;不可战胜的;不容置疑的
      that cannot be destroyed, defeated or questioned
      1. The party now has an unassailable lead.
        这个党的领先地位现在坚不可摧。
      2. Their ten-point lead puts the team in an almost unassailable position.
        他们以十分领先的优势使整个球队处于难以撼动的地位。

    柯林斯词典

    • ADJ-GRADED 坚不可摧的;无懈可击的
      If you describe something or someone asunassailable, you mean that nothing can alter, destroy, or challenge them.
      1. That was enough to give Mansell an unassailable lead...
        那足以让曼塞尔获得别人无法撼动的领先地位。
      2. His legal position is unassailable...
        他的合法地位是不容置疑的。
      3. Liverpool football club are still looking unassailable.
        利物浦足球俱乐部显得依然坚如磐石。

    英英释义

    adj

    双语例句

    • A man of unassailable natural dignity.
      具有坚不可摧天然尊严的人。
    • Her position/ argument is unassailable.
      她的立场[论点]是无懈可击的。
    • This argument is logically unassailable.
      这个论点在逻辑上是无懈可击的。
    • China's intention, it seems, is to show that American supremacy in space is not unassailable.
      看来,中国的目的是在表明美国在太空的霸权并非攻不可破。
    • It signified to him the unassailable power of the companies. But one point is, I would suggest, incontrovertible.
      这向他表明了公司那不容置疑的威力。但我要说,有一点是不容置疑的。
    • The article is closely reasoned and the arguments are unassailable.
      文章论证周密,无懈可击。
    • Faced with the constantly changeable internal and external environment, it is the basic guarantee for the enterprise to promote core competence constantly to be in an unassailable position in the market competition.
      面对不断变化的内外环境,企业不断提升核心能力是保证在市场竞争中立于不败之地的关键。
    • An unassailable stronghold, fortress, etc.
      攻不破的堡垒、要塞等。
    • The decision maker walks along a justified and unassailable road of games distribution results only to find that it is filled with obstacles.
      决策人沿着一条有道理的、无懈可击的博弈分配结果的道路走下去,但是最后发现是一条有障碍的路。
    • Then, as now, the logic seemed unassailable. While the western world was stuck in the post-crash doldrums, the Japanese economy had got back on track with apparent ease.
      与现在一样,当时的逻辑似乎无可反驳:尽管西方世界在股市崩盘后一蹶不振,但日本经济显然轻松地就返回了正轨。