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Significats de undoable en anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "unattainable"
Examples for "unattainable"
1
Not marrying him, for example, apparently keeping herself unattainable, by his lights.
2
These goals are unattainable with NASA's current budget, the review team concluded.
3
But Basil could not see it-helonged for the unattainable, the ideal.
4
These are the most exclusive and unattainable of all the court entertainments.
5
In Russia there are now two unattainable heights: Mount Elborus and myself.
1
The troika report is certain to state that this goal is unachievable.
2
A Russian official said the 80 percent goal was unachievable for Russia.
3
For some of these structural handicaps, any solution seems unachievable or unacceptable.
4
On the basis of this vote, a breakthrough is unachievable under first-past-the-post.
5
Vic has met the under 5 threshold which some thought was unachievable.
1
In fact, nearly unthinkable, and wholly unrealizable, when one comes to consider it.
2
In accordance with my ideal desires, she comes very nearly to realize my unrealizable dream.
3
It seemed so real, and yet so unrealizable, that he should be here with her.
4
Under these circumstances it was unrealizable that there should be any incongruity in the whole affair.
5
Her love for Merriam was not lessened; but it now appeared a hopeless and unrealizable thing.
Ús de undoable en anglès
1
The error, this simple, stupid, unconscious, un-undoable error, haunts my building even now.
2
He did the undoable and badmouthed Sam Goldwyn Jr.
3
But part of the job of a leader on the scene is to discern what's doable from undoable.
4
We thought the unthinkable; did the undoable; the conventional became a constraint to be unshackled; what was traditional became old-fashioned.
5
There is no moral obligation to believe what is unbelievable any more than there is a moral obligation to do what is undoable.