irredeemably

美 　英

• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)不能挽救地

例句

Commercial agriculture may be irredeemably unromantic, but if it fills the stomachs of the poor, then it should be encouraged.

商業(yè)化農(nóng)業(yè)或許無(wú)論如何也浪漫不起來(lái)，但是卻能填铇窮人的肚子，就必須得到發(fā)展。

Despite the bank rescue, its brand may now have been irredeemably tarnished.

盡管銀行對(duì)新星施與援手，但其隕落卻已是不可挽回了。

One might even feel sorry for him were it not for the fact that he is so irredeemably ghastly.

事實(shí)上，如果他不是如此無(wú)可救藥地可怕，也許還會(huì)有人同情他。

Such are the intricate thought processes of the irredeemably foolish.

就是這些傻得無(wú)可救藥的想法纏繞著我。

Measured against these hopes, the coming campaign will disappoint, and not because British politicians are irredeemably analog.

和這些希望比起來(lái)，接下來(lái)的競(jìng)選將讓人失望，但并不是因?yàn)?/c>英國(guó)政治家不可救藥地呆板。

It can then impose conditions, or even order mergers unpicked if it thinks them irredeemably anti-competitive.

如果認(rèn)為合并后的公司具有不可挽回的反競(jìng)爭(zhēng)性，CADE還可命其拆伙。

On the next page, the Bohmean "mode of thinking is dismissed as " irredeemably past.

在著作的下一頁(yè)伯麥的“思考模式被作為不可挽回的過(guò)去而拋棄”。

Most Brazilians long ago concluded that their country's politicians are irredeemably corrupt.

很久以前，大多數(shù)的巴西人認(rèn)為巴西的政治家在貪污腐敗方面已無(wú)可救藥。

Things are looking irredeemably grim for you.

對(duì)你來(lái)說(shuō)，情況似乎真的糟糕得再糟糕了。

It is irredeemably social, unabashedly of many minds.

這是許多思維的不可改變的、泰然自若的社會(huì)性。

His skin was irredeemably wrinkled. "There. "

他的皮膚無(wú)可挽回地布滿(mǎn)了皺紋。

Just five years ago the euro was considered irredeemably weak.

五年前歐元被認(rèn)為疲弱得無(wú)可救藥。

Cynics see the country as irredeemably corrupt.

懷疑論者認(rèn)為這個(gè)國(guó)家由于腐敗而無(wú)可救藥。