Significats de more impervious en anglès

As he hastened onwards the wood grew darker and more impervious.

The latter is lighter, softer, and more impervious to the wind than the sweater.

This was made more impervious to the air by covering it with buffalo skins.

If necessary, shelve it for a slower-paced day, when you'll be more impervious to overly idealistic projections!

A butterball's bosom was no more impervious to slough water than the rapt-eyed youth to the older man's irony.

Instead, shares of technology and healthcare companies, whose profits are more impervious to economic down cycles, have led 2017's rally.

Its lava-beds differ from those of Kauai and Oahu in being lighter in colour, less cellular, and more impervious to water.

Some handkerchiefs, which we had brought from on board served to line them, and make them more impervious to the sun.

Horace says that men are more impervious to slashing reproach than to fine ridicule, and he was unusually adroit in hitting foibles without inflicting pain.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): As a water sign, you're likely to be more impervious to the downsides of the slow pace.

ARIES (March 21-April 19): While you're likely to feel more impervious to the slightly uncooperative vibe than others, don't assume that you're totally immune.