unwinnable

unwinnable

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• 网络攻不破的

例句

Then, in a commentary in February of nineteen sixty-eight, he said the war seemed unwinnable.

然后，在1963年2月的一篇评论，他说，似乎无法取胜的战争。

He seems to be stuck with a view formed two years ago that the war was unwinnable, and the best option is a fast exit.

卡梅伦仍然固守着自己两年前形成的观点，认为阿富汗战争不可能取胜，最佳选项是尽快抽身。

But if such a war is unwinnable, then perhaps you must reconsider your sense of its necessity and choose a more modest policy instead.

但是如果这样的一场战争是不可获胜的，那你可能要重新考虑一下它的必然性，相反地，选择一种更为温和的政策。

"Vietnam" , synonymous with "quagmire" , is shorthand for an unwinnable war. So it was over the war in Iraq.

“越南”，这一“沼泽”的同义词，是对一场注定失败的战争的简要表述。

Everyone thought the race needed to be made, but no one wanted to make it; it seemed too unwinnable.

每个人都认为有必要进行竞选，但没有一个人愿意去做，因为取胜的可能性看上去微乎其微。

And the war America and its allies embarked on there in 2001 has often seemed as endless and unwinnable as so many previous invasions.

美国及其盟友于2001年在那里发动了一场战争，常常让人觉得它像很多之前的侵略一样永无尽头、永无胜算。

All the same, Britons increasingly regard the war as unwinnable.

英国人依旧越发地认为这场战争没有胜算。

The idea of MAD confirmed that nuclear war would be unwinnable and helped to stabilize the Cold War.

确保相互毁灭的概念证实，核战争中没有赢家，因此有助于冷战时期的局势稳定。

Some say that the war is unwinnable and that he should not have reinforced it.

一些人称，战争是赢不了得，他不应该再增加兵力。

A similar number thought the war was unwinnable.

同样有63%的民众认为这是一场不能获胜的战争。

When a war is unwinnable, why fight?

当一场战争不可取胜，为何要去战斗？

But President Kennedy realized that a nuclear war was profoundly unwinnable.

但是，肯尼迪（Kennedy）总统认识到，在一场核战争中根本不可能有胜利者。

The tides of an unwinnable war are upon us,

一场无法打赢的战争已经迫在眉睫，