inarguable

inarguable

美 [ɪn'ɑrgjʊrbəl] 　英 [ɪn'ɑ:gjʊəbəl]

• 网络不容争辩的

英汉解释

adj.	1. impossible to deny or take an opposing view about

例句

I recommend Getting Things Done, as long as you don't treat every word as immutable and inarguable. It can help you out of many bad habits.

我向你们推荐GTD，只要你们不对里面所有的内容都不根据自己的实际情况按步照搬的使用，他肯定能够帮助你改掉许多的坏习惯。

A company should not argue the inarguable, for it only harms credibility and makes motives and priorities suspect.

该公司认为不应该的不容争辩的，因为它不仅破坏可信性，使动机和优先事项嫌疑人。

An inarguable advantage of home-testing besides convenience, privacy and relatively low cost is early detection.

家庭测试的一个无可争议的优点是：除了方便，隐私及相对价廉之外，还在于早期检测。

Therefore, the importance of English as an international language has already been inarguable.

英语，作为一门国际语言的重要性也因此而显得无可置疑。

1979 was the year they burst into inarguable reality.

1979年他们终于把生米做成了熟饭。

We do not yet know whether Obama will one day join their ranks, but it seems inarguable that, whatever our politics, we should hope so.

我们暂不知道奥巴马是否有一天能加入他们的行列，但不可争辩的是，无论我们的政治状况如何，我们应当希望如此。

The fact of poor practical ability of graduates educated by higher education in China is almost inarguable.

我国高等教育培养的人才实践能力差已是不争的事实。

There's an inarguable proverb that says, "The beginning of wisdom is this: Get wisdom" (Proverbs 4: 7).

圣经《箴言》当中有一节再明白不过的经文：“智慧的开端是求取智慧。”（箴言4：7，新译本，下同）。