unforgivable 英 [ʌnfə'gɪvəb(ə)l]   美 [,ʌnfɚ'ɡɪvəbl]

unforgivable

unforgivable  英 [ʌnfə'gɪvəb(ə)l] 美 [,ʌnfɚ'ɡɪvəbl]

adj. 不可原谅的 

unforgivable error was made by initiatively offering to negotiate with the enemy at that time. 在那种时候主动提出与敌人谈判,铸成了不可原谅的错误。
I think what he did [to Catherine] was unforgivable, but I also think it's hard to make Catherine into a heroine. 确实他对凯瑟琳所做的事情是不可原谅的,但是想要凯瑟琳成为故事的主角也是不可能的。

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  • adj. 不可原谅的
  • 1. unforgivable error was made by initiatively offering to negotiate with the enemy at that time.

    在那种时候主动提出与敌人谈判,铸成了不可原谅的错误。

  • 2. I think what he did [to Catherine] was unforgivable, but I also think it's hard to make Catherine into a heroine.

    确实他对凯瑟琳所做的事情是不可原谅的,但是想要凯瑟琳成为故事的主角也是不可能的。

  • 3. Butthat the Soviets said nothing and let our children suffer exposure to thiscloud for days is unforgivable.

    但是苏联一声不吭的让我们的孩子在辐射云的笼罩下暴露这么久,这是不可原谅的。

  • unforgivable (adj.) 1540s, from un- (1) "not" + forgivable. In early use, especially with reference to the sin described in Matthew xii.31. Related: Unforgivably.
un·for·giv·able / ˌʌnfəˈɡɪvəbl ; NAmE ˌʌnfərˈɡɪvəbl / adjective if sb's behaviour is unforgivable,it is so bad or unacceptable that you cannot forgive the person 不可原谅的;难以饶恕的 SYN inexcusable OPP forgivable un·for·giv·ably / ; NAmE / adverb un·for·giv·able / ˌʌnfəˈɡɪvəbl ; NAmE ˌʌnfərˈɡɪvəbl / un·for·giv·ably / ; NAmE /
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