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单词 intractably
释义
intractably
adverb
formal
uk
/ɪnˈtræk.tə.bli/us
/ɪnˈtræk.tə.bli/
in a way that is verydifficultorimpossibletocontrol,manage, orsolve:
an intractablyviolentrelationship
She is intractablyopposedtohunting.
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intractable
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  • Many of theproblemstheyfaceare intractably hard.
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  • Theministertalkedof "an intractablybrokenhealthcaresystem".
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(Definition ofintractablyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofintractably

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One is that psychiatric illness is endemic and that the human condition is mostlyintractablyunhappy.
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The relationships between these factors are intertwined, perhapsintractablyso.
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However, as decision trees have a risk of becomingintractablylarge, we look for ways of pruning the decision tree.
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Asymptomatic bacteriuria is prevalent inintractablyincontinent elderly female patients, whether managed by catheter or pads.
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Unfortunately they areintractablyjealous of us, and would obliterate us entirely except that we have discovered magic rites that keep them at bay.
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In particular, the ways in which local populations are learning to understand and define democracy areintractablylinked with their simultaneous understandings of the chieftaincy.
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Once patients with cancer becomeintractablybreathless they usually have a relatively short time to live, becoming breathless at rest over a shorter period of time.
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If the pace of change becomesintractablyslow, however, researchers and academics with essential skills and knowledge may lose their interest in the project and look for alternative satisfying opportunities.
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It is slow, cumbersome, inefficient, unco-ordinated, at times chaotic, andintractablyunwilling to be changed.
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Secondly, and moreintractably, we require teachers; and there is the crux of the problem or, rather, the crux of two problems.
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It is yet another demonstration of the most hopeful aspect of what often seems to be anintractablydifficult situation.
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Extreme examples approach a kind of thematic infinite regress wherein distinctions between art and life, commerce and critique, ridicule and homage becomeintractablyblurred.
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However, it can not be used to study things like a gas, which haveintractablylarge numbers of molecules.
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The computation time would beintractablylarge if a realistic mass ratio were used, so an artificially small but still rather large value, for example 100, is substituted.
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