unadaptable
adjective
uk/ˌʌn.əˈdæp.tə.bəl/us/ˌʌn.əˈdæp.tə.bəl/notableorwillingtochangeor bechangedinordertosuitdifferentconditions:
不能适应的;不适合的He was aSoutherngentlemanand that made him unadaptabletolifein thehustlingMidwest.他是一位来自南方的绅士,无法适应中西部的生活。
(of anartisticwork) notableto bechangedinto a differentform:
(艺术作品等)不可改编的Longthoughtunadaptable, Mervyn Peake'sfantasticaltalefinallymakes it to thesmallscreen.长期以来,默文·皮克的奇幻故事被认为是不可改编的,现在终于被搬上了小银幕。
- Ibelievehe's adyingbreedand, like all unadaptablelifeforms, willbecomeextinct.
- I couldn'tunderstandwhypeoplewere so unadaptable andstuckintheirways.
- Charlotte JonesadaptedWilkie Collins's "unadaptable"novelThe Woman inWhite.
- There would be thetemptationto make themovieanadaptationof thenovel, and thenovelis unadaptable.
Not able to be changed
- be no hard and fast rulesidiom
- burnyourboats/bridgesidiom
- congenital
- continuity
- deep-seated
- incorrigible
- incurably
- inelastic
- inelasticity
- inflexible
- irreversible
- irreversibly
- irrevocable
- irrevocably
- leopard
- unalterable
- unchangeable
- uncompromising
- uncompromisingly
- unredeemable