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单词 irreparable
释义
irreparable
adjective
uk
/ɪˈrep.ər.ə.bəl/us
/ɪˈrep.ər.ə.bəl/
impossibletorepairor makerightagain:
不能修复的，无可挽救的
Unless theoilspilliscontained, irreparabledamagewill be done to thecoastline.除非石油泄漏被控制住，否则会对海岸线造成无可补救的破坏。
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irreparably
(Definition ofirreparablefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

irreparable| American Dictionary

irreparable
adjective[not gradable]
us
/ɪˈrep·ə·rə·bəl/
impossibletorepairor makerightagain:
irreparabledamage

irreparably

adverb[not gradable]us
/ɪˈrep·ə·rə·bli/
(Definition ofirreparablefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofirreparable

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Of 11 patients not yet repaired, 2 are consideredirreparablebecause of inadequate distal pulmonary arteries, 3 await unifocalization, and 6 are candidates for repair.
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When science is diverted from them, science suffers anirreparableloss of know-how in the form of specialized information and methodology.
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If the neonate is not treated urgently with prostaglandins,irreparabledamage can occur to the kidneys and liver.
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We all feel heartsick for our sons and consider emigration anirreparablewound caused by the difficult life we are living.
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The second way says that the harm done by the car alarm isirreparable, so that damages are not a suitable remedy.
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The dilemma is that while seeking to preserve the life of the infant, we may do it and its social support systemirreparableharm.
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Often, errors should not only be detected, but also prevented, especially when dangerous,irreparableor costly mistakes are predictable.
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What happened, then, when the former sufferedirreparabledecline?
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I submit that in neither building could any part be removed without causingirreparableloss.
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Usage of plastic flooring leads eventually to permanent damage: unlike wood, the plastic isirreparable.
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In other words, would a rational, informed, voluntary person risk grave,irreparableand certain harm only for something that was important to her life's enjoyment or ideals?
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Even if we can move off the global crop production plateau, can it be done without causingirreparabledamage to the very resource base that sustains agriculture?
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The larval populations (c. 1-2 larvae per plant) during these periods, however, were sufficient to cause damage andirreparableloss of flowers (table 4) and squares (table 5).
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But a "great soul" brought back to life will not only complain of anirreparablefalling off; it will also play the role of an ideal.
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Just 5% of the investigated items were found to beirreparabledue to ungrammaticality caused by the rules that turn the source clause into a stem.
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