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单词 unstoppable
释义
unstoppable
adjective
uk
/ʌnˈstɒp.ə.bəl/us
/ʌnˈstɑː.pə.bəl/
unableto bestoppedorpreventedfromdeveloping:
不能阻止的；无法遏制的；不可阻挡的
Thebandhasenjoyedaseeminglyunstoppableriseinpopularity.这个乐队人气飙升，大有不可阻挡之势。
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(Definition ofunstoppablefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

unstoppable| American Dictionary

unstoppable
adjective
us
/ʌnˈstɑp·ə·bəl/
continuous, orunableto bestopped:
Thebandwasenjoyingwhatseemedto be an unstoppableriseinpopularity.
(Definition ofunstoppablefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofunstoppable

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It was a crisis of costs - untenable, explosive,unstoppablehealth care costs.
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Theunstoppableflow of broadcast images ensures that there is no time while viewing to think.
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But no perspective on culture can be complete without incorporating theunstoppablerole of communication.
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In the last three decades, historical studies of consumption have proliferated, seeminglyunstoppable.
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As a self-propelled,unstoppableforce, capitalist rationality turns full circle here.
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This wasunstoppable, and the programme had to record responses and allocated additional airtime to the recorded callers in the following week.
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Computers in the form of microprocessors are on a steady,unstoppablerise, and why?
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It is the very indicator of intensified commercialization, consumerism andunstoppableurbanization.
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Deceptive in that it seems very ordinary at first but rapidly becomesunstoppable.
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Might more family firms have resisted what industry leaders clearly believed to be the onward andunstoppablemarch of progress?
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Limantour strongly suggested that the foreign railroad trusts were anunstoppableforce, arguing that the only absolute protection against them was nationalisation.
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This new political talent seemedunstoppable.
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The word is sometimes used metaphorically to connote anunstoppableprocess of destruction, and indeed some forms of brain cancer present the most dire prognosis of any cancer.
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How are we to reconfigure a new identity for the field and for scholars of the field in the light of these seeminglyunstoppableglobal flows?
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But after all, the force of this seduction wasunstoppable, and the new secular elite developed in two major directions from the end of the eighteenth century.
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