Definition of irrecoverable in English:

irrecoverable

adjective ɪrɪˈkʌv(ə)rəb(ə)lˌɪ(r)rəˈkəv(ə)rəb(ə)l

Not able to be recovered, regained, or remedied.
不能挽回的；无法补救的；医治不好的
his liquid assets had to be written off as irrecoverable
他的流动资产不得不因为不可收回而被一笔勾销。
Example sentencesExamples
- Partial deals were possible because they did not require him to adopt any irrecoverable positions.
- Causation, even established, did not entitle him to recover damages in respect of an irrecoverable loss.
- These can make the interest payable pale into insignificance and push someone already in debt into an irrecoverable position.
- No government has considered the issue of charities' irrecoverable VAT more seriously than this one.
- In India, owing to the time lag involved in the recovery, banks tend to hold on to advances considered irrecoverable in their books.
- History shows that, once lost, the democracy it guarantees is irrecoverable.
- He seems to be working in a coal mine in his breaks and several shirts may be irrecoverable.
- But he might simply shatter, break into irrecoverable pieces.
- Twine said the write-off removed the necessity for the municipality to attempt to recover money that was irrecoverable.
- They have gone so far down that we are getting to the point of irrecoverable collapse.
- Yeo demanded that the government announce ‘in principle, compensation for farmers who suffer irrecoverable losses’.
- One feels that certain things are irrecoverable because they are past.
- There is only relative simplicity and not being, or at least being is diffused irrecoverable by its ‘own’ labyrinthine construction.
- Even those who survive it may come to regret wasting five active, irrecoverable years.
- As to the other two points, it was not suggested that the cost of repairs might be irrecoverable or that it might be uneconomic to recover it.
- From the moment he commenced his turn the aircraft was almost immediately on its right wing tip and was irrecoverable.
- First impressions, memorable impressions, are generally irrecoverable; they often leave one the wiser, but they rarely return in the same form.
- We see lives in the same light as our own lives might be seen when we have also become irrecoverable.
- The privatisation roller coaster when everyone was encouraged to become a shareholder left many with irrecoverable losses.
- Her past was, in his words ‘out of sight and hearing, beyond reach, largely irrecoverable.’
Synonyms
unrecoverable, unreclaimable, irretrievable, irredeemable, irrevocable, unrestorable, unsalvageable, irremediable, lost, lost and gone, gone for ever, beyond cure, beyond hope, hopeless
written off

Derivatives

irrecoverably

adverb ˌɪrɪˈkʌv(ə)rəbliˌɪ(r)rəˈkəv(ə)rəbli

But the Revolution widened the gap irrecoverably, the British appropriating the overseas markets and resources that France lost.
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm sure that such people would have a pet humanely put down if if were irrecoverably ill.
- Mrs Keith fears the site could be irrecoverably damaged in the estimated two years before developers complete their work.
- Some time around the ninth century, Sappho's nine books were irrecoverably lost.
- The success of such a project would transform the language of aesthetics irrecoverably.

Definition of irrecoverable in US English:

irrecoverable

adjectiveˌi(r)rəˈkəv(ə)rəb(ə)lˌɪ(r)rəˈkəv(ə)rəb(ə)l

Not able to be recovered, regained, or remedied.
不能挽回的；无法补救的；医治不好的
his liquid assets had to be written off as irrecoverable
他的流动资产不得不因为不可收回而被一笔勾销。
Example sentencesExamples
- These can make the interest payable pale into insignificance and push someone already in debt into an irrecoverable position.
- History shows that, once lost, the democracy it guarantees is irrecoverable.
- First impressions, memorable impressions, are generally irrecoverable; they often leave one the wiser, but they rarely return in the same form.
- Her past was, in his words ‘out of sight and hearing, beyond reach, largely irrecoverable.’
- Even those who survive it may come to regret wasting five active, irrecoverable years.
- Partial deals were possible because they did not require him to adopt any irrecoverable positions.
- We see lives in the same light as our own lives might be seen when we have also become irrecoverable.
- Twine said the write-off removed the necessity for the municipality to attempt to recover money that was irrecoverable.
- One feels that certain things are irrecoverable because they are past.
- As to the other two points, it was not suggested that the cost of repairs might be irrecoverable or that it might be uneconomic to recover it.
- Causation, even established, did not entitle him to recover damages in respect of an irrecoverable loss.
- But he might simply shatter, break into irrecoverable pieces.
- In India, owing to the time lag involved in the recovery, banks tend to hold on to advances considered irrecoverable in their books.
- Yeo demanded that the government announce ‘in principle, compensation for farmers who suffer irrecoverable losses’.
- The privatisation roller coaster when everyone was encouraged to become a shareholder left many with irrecoverable losses.
- From the moment he commenced his turn the aircraft was almost immediately on its right wing tip and was irrecoverable.
- They have gone so far down that we are getting to the point of irrecoverable collapse.
- There is only relative simplicity and not being, or at least being is diffused irrecoverable by its ‘own’ labyrinthine construction.
- No government has considered the issue of charities' irrecoverable VAT more seriously than this one.
- He seems to be working in a coal mine in his breaks and several shirts may be irrecoverable.
Synonyms
unrecoverable, unreclaimable, irretrievable, irredeemable, irrevocable, unrestorable, unsalvageable, irremediable, lost, lost and gone, gone for ever, beyond cure, beyond hope, hopeless

单词	irrecoverable
释义	Definition of irrecoverable in English: irrecoverable adjective ɪrɪˈkʌv(ə)rəb(ə)lˌɪ(r)rəˈkəv(ə)rəb(ə)l Not able to be recovered, regained, or remedied. 不能挽回的；无法补救的；医治不好的 his liquid assets had to be written off as irrecoverable 他的流动资产不得不因为不可收回而被一笔勾销。 Example sentencesExamples Partial deals were possible because they did not require him to adopt any irrecoverable positions. Causation, even established, did not entitle him to recover damages in respect of an irrecoverable loss. These can make the interest payable pale into insignificance and push someone already in debt into an irrecoverable position. No government has considered the issue of charities' irrecoverable VAT more seriously than this one. In India, owing to the time lag involved in the recovery, banks tend to hold on to advances considered irrecoverable in their books. History shows that, once lost, the democracy it guarantees is irrecoverable. He seems to be working in a coal mine in his breaks and several shirts may be irrecoverable. But he might simply shatter, break into irrecoverable pieces. Twine said the write-off removed the necessity for the municipality to attempt to recover money that was irrecoverable. They have gone so far down that we are getting to the point of irrecoverable collapse. Yeo demanded that the government announce ‘in principle, compensation for farmers who suffer irrecoverable losses’. One feels that certain things are irrecoverable because they are past. There is only relative simplicity and not being, or at least being is diffused irrecoverable by its ‘own’ labyrinthine construction. Even those who survive it may come to regret wasting five active, irrecoverable years. As to the other two points, it was not suggested that the cost of repairs might be irrecoverable or that it might be uneconomic to recover it. From the moment he commenced his turn the aircraft was almost immediately on its right wing tip and was irrecoverable. First impressions, memorable impressions, are generally irrecoverable; they often leave one the wiser, but they rarely return in the same form. We see lives in the same light as our own lives might be seen when we have also become irrecoverable. The privatisation roller coaster when everyone was encouraged to become a shareholder left many with irrecoverable losses. Her past was, in his words ‘out of sight and hearing, beyond reach, largely irrecoverable.’ Synonyms unrecoverable, unreclaimable, irretrievable, irredeemable, irrevocable, unrestorable, unsalvageable, irremediable, lost, lost and gone, gone for ever, beyond cure, beyond hope, hopeless written off Derivatives irrecoverably adverb ˌɪrɪˈkʌv(ə)rəbliˌɪ(r)rəˈkəv(ə)rəbli But the Revolution widened the gap irrecoverably, the British appropriating the overseas markets and resources that France lost. Example sentencesExamples I'm sure that such people would have a pet humanely put down if if were irrecoverably ill. Mrs Keith fears the site could be irrecoverably damaged in the estimated two years before developers complete their work. Some time around the ninth century, Sappho's nine books were irrecoverably lost. The success of such a project would transform the language of aesthetics irrecoverably. Definition of irrecoverable in US English: irrecoverable adjectiveˌi(r)rəˈkəv(ə)rəb(ə)lˌɪ(r)rəˈkəv(ə)rəb(ə)l Not able to be recovered, regained, or remedied. 不能挽回的；无法补救的；医治不好的 his liquid assets had to be written off as irrecoverable 他的流动资产不得不因为不可收回而被一笔勾销。 Example sentencesExamples These can make the interest payable pale into insignificance and push someone already in debt into an irrecoverable position. History shows that, once lost, the democracy it guarantees is irrecoverable. First impressions, memorable impressions, are generally irrecoverable; they often leave one the wiser, but they rarely return in the same form. Her past was, in his words ‘out of sight and hearing, beyond reach, largely irrecoverable.’ Even those who survive it may come to regret wasting five active, irrecoverable years. Partial deals were possible because they did not require him to adopt any irrecoverable positions. We see lives in the same light as our own lives might be seen when we have also become irrecoverable. Twine said the write-off removed the necessity for the municipality to attempt to recover money that was irrecoverable. One feels that certain things are irrecoverable because they are past. As to the other two points, it was not suggested that the cost of repairs might be irrecoverable or that it might be uneconomic to recover it. Causation, even established, did not entitle him to recover damages in respect of an irrecoverable loss. But he might simply shatter, break into irrecoverable pieces. In India, owing to the time lag involved in the recovery, banks tend to hold on to advances considered irrecoverable in their books. Yeo demanded that the government announce ‘in principle, compensation for farmers who suffer irrecoverable losses’. The privatisation roller coaster when everyone was encouraged to become a shareholder left many with irrecoverable losses. From the moment he commenced his turn the aircraft was almost immediately on its right wing tip and was irrecoverable. They have gone so far down that we are getting to the point of irrecoverable collapse. There is only relative simplicity and not being, or at least being is diffused irrecoverable by its ‘own’ labyrinthine construction. No government has considered the issue of charities' irrecoverable VAT more seriously than this one. He seems to be working in a coal mine in his breaks and several shirts may be irrecoverable. Synonyms unrecoverable, unreclaimable, irretrievable, irredeemable, irrevocable, unrestorable, unsalvageable, irremediable, lost, lost and gone, gone for ever, beyond cure, beyond hope, hopeless
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