inimitable
inimitable 英 [ɪˈnɪmɪtəbl] 美 [ɪˈnɪmɪtəbəl]
adj. 独特的；无比的；无法仿效的
- Use the adjective inimitable to describe someone or something that is so special or unique, it is impossible to duplicate, like that superstar tennis player with the inimitable serve no other player can copy.
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- adj. 独特的；无比的；无法仿效的
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1. The laminated wooden chair is not only a real magnet because of its inimitable looks, but is also quite convenient, having incorporated a lamp and a book shelf.
这张薄板木椅很吸引人，因为它在拥有无可比拟的外观的同时，给人带来很多方便之处，因为它结合了台灯和书架的功能。
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2. Given that my sons are now 14 and 13, I brought them with me a few weeks ago so they could experience the inimitable beauty of a room full of smart, empowered young women.
由于我的两个儿子已分别到了14岁和13岁的年龄，几周前我带他们一起去了母校，希望他们体验一下一屋子聪明能干的年轻女性所散发出的独特魅力。
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3. His name was Martin Luther King Jr., and the same inimitable public speaking style that catapulted King to the top at the Crozer Theological Seminary would also steer the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
他的名字是小马丁·路德·金。 金独特的公开演说风格，让他不但成为克罗泽神学院(Crozer Theological Seminary)中登顶，更让他成功领导了蒙哥马利巴士杯葛运动。
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