Definition of irreducible in English:

irreducible

adjective ɪrɪˈdjuːsɪb(ə)lˌɪ(r)rəˈd(j)usəb(ə)l

Not able to be reduced or simplified.
不能减小的；不能减缩的；不能简化的
literature is often irreducible to normative ideas
Example sentencesExamples
- Each individual is, in a certain sense, absolute, irreducible to another.
- She momentarily succumbs to the tendency to simplify irreducible complexities.
- Possible worlds cannot be reduced to something more basic - they are irreducible entities in their own right.
- This phenomenon is, of course, ultimately intangible, irreducible to any given couplet or guitar line.
- In its utter simplicity lies its irreducible brutality.
- If they do, we may be able dispense with irreducible moral facts.
- For him the truth of any matter, especially its scientific truth, was irreducible.
- Similarly, collective identities are irreducible to the sum of the experiences of individuals.
- I have been asking myself and I could not find any answer in scientific manner, which is irreducible, simple and general.
- Since an intelligent designer is not restricted to incremental change, he is able to create irreducible mechanisms without any difficulty.
- I believe in the moral integrity of human beings, and that it is innate, is irreducible, and cannot be spoken about too much or too often.
- The explanation of a phenomenon is irreducible to a statement of the event that happens to precede it.
- Its possible meanings are many, complex, and like all great poetry, irreducible to simple generalizations.
- There is an irreducible mystery to the process.
- By contrast, there's always been something irreducible about Ferry, something (about himself and his sensibility) he couldn't escape.
- Instead, evil becomes abstract and inescapable, defiant of natural law and irreducible to a single bad person or wrong action.
- The intelligent design argument counters evolution by claiming some processes are irreducible and couldn't have come about piecemeal.
- It remains impossible to decipher the irreducible core within McConnell's administration.
- Interpersonal relations at their most irreducible level - person to person - are fraught with misunderstandings and miscommunications.
- Football's violence, it is true, is contained within rules and conventions, and controlled by a punishment regime, but it is also irreducible.

Derivatives

irreducibility

nounɪrɪdjuːsɪˈbɪlɪtiˌɪ(r)rəˌd(j)usəˈbɪlədi

His images, like Celan's, are concentrated to the point of irreducibility.
Example sentencesExamples
- The fact that mind evades complete objectification is not a signal of its irreducibility to mechanics.
- In fact, the poet depends on the irreducibility of such cognitively significant meanings in order for him to be creative.
- In addition, she rightly admits the inherent irreducibility of all media.
- Plausible though the notion may seem, there are serious difficulties in formalizing Wolfram's notion of ‘computational irreducibility.’

irreducibly

adverb

It is clear that capitalism, with its ceaseless boom and bust cycles, is itself, fundamentally and irreducibly, bi-polar.
Example sentencesExamples
- Impeccable as his Italian credentials were, even after twenty years, Tetrode remained irreducibly a man of the North.
- What he means is irreducibly more complex than his statement lets on.
- Here, it is crucial that there is no formula that connects them, that our experience is irreducibly multiform.
- For Diderot, every work is the legitimate property of its author because a work of literature is the irreducibly singular expression of that author's thoughts and feelings.

Rhymes

adducible, crucible, deducible, inducible, producible, reducible, seducible

Definition of irreducible in US English:

irreducible

adjectiveˌɪ(r)rəˈd(j)usəb(ə)lˌi(r)rəˈd(y)o͞osəb(ə)l

1Not able to be reduced or simplified.
不能减小的；不能减缩的；不能简化的
Example sentencesExamples
- Since an intelligent designer is not restricted to incremental change, he is able to create irreducible mechanisms without any difficulty.
- Each individual is, in a certain sense, absolute, irreducible to another.
- The explanation of a phenomenon is irreducible to a statement of the event that happens to precede it.
- It remains impossible to decipher the irreducible core within McConnell's administration.
- This phenomenon is, of course, ultimately intangible, irreducible to any given couplet or guitar line.
- By contrast, there's always been something irreducible about Ferry, something (about himself and his sensibility) he couldn't escape.
- For him the truth of any matter, especially its scientific truth, was irreducible.
- Football's violence, it is true, is contained within rules and conventions, and controlled by a punishment regime, but it is also irreducible.
- Instead, evil becomes abstract and inescapable, defiant of natural law and irreducible to a single bad person or wrong action.
- Similarly, collective identities are irreducible to the sum of the experiences of individuals.
- Interpersonal relations at their most irreducible level - person to person - are fraught with misunderstandings and miscommunications.
- I have been asking myself and I could not find any answer in scientific manner, which is irreducible, simple and general.
- There is an irreducible mystery to the process.
- She momentarily succumbs to the tendency to simplify irreducible complexities.
- If they do, we may be able dispense with irreducible moral facts.
- The intelligent design argument counters evolution by claiming some processes are irreducible and couldn't have come about piecemeal.
- Its possible meanings are many, complex, and like all great poetry, irreducible to simple generalizations.
- In its utter simplicity lies its irreducible brutality.
- Possible worlds cannot be reduced to something more basic - they are irreducible entities in their own right.
- I believe in the moral integrity of human beings, and that it is innate, is irreducible, and cannot be spoken about too much or too often.
1. 1.1 Not able to be brought to a certain form or condition.
  不能化为…的，不能变成…的；不适应于…形式的
  the imagery remains irreducible to textual structures
  那种意象至今仍难化作文本结构。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Everything that comes from the divine is radically irreducible to a phenomenon or a theme.
  Like Adorno, Danto believes that art is irreducible to the stuff of which it is made.
  They assume both intersubjectivity and something that is irreducible to intersubjectivity.
  This thesis is distinct from the thesis that intentional phenomena are irreducible to physical phenomena, since one could hold the former without holding the latter.
  On the face of it, genius seems irreducible to sociological dissection.

单词	irreducible
释义	Definition of irreducible in English: irreducible adjective ɪrɪˈdjuːsɪb(ə)lˌɪ(r)rəˈd(j)usəb(ə)l Not able to be reduced or simplified. 不能减小的；不能减缩的；不能简化的 literature is often irreducible to normative ideas Example sentencesExamples Each individual is, in a certain sense, absolute, irreducible to another. She momentarily succumbs to the tendency to simplify irreducible complexities. Possible worlds cannot be reduced to something more basic - they are irreducible entities in their own right. This phenomenon is, of course, ultimately intangible, irreducible to any given couplet or guitar line. In its utter simplicity lies its irreducible brutality. If they do, we may be able dispense with irreducible moral facts. For him the truth of any matter, especially its scientific truth, was irreducible. Similarly, collective identities are irreducible to the sum of the experiences of individuals. I have been asking myself and I could not find any answer in scientific manner, which is irreducible, simple and general. Since an intelligent designer is not restricted to incremental change, he is able to create irreducible mechanisms without any difficulty. I believe in the moral integrity of human beings, and that it is innate, is irreducible, and cannot be spoken about too much or too often. The explanation of a phenomenon is irreducible to a statement of the event that happens to precede it. Its possible meanings are many, complex, and like all great poetry, irreducible to simple generalizations. There is an irreducible mystery to the process. By contrast, there's always been something irreducible about Ferry, something (about himself and his sensibility) he couldn't escape. Instead, evil becomes abstract and inescapable, defiant of natural law and irreducible to a single bad person or wrong action. The intelligent design argument counters evolution by claiming some processes are irreducible and couldn't have come about piecemeal. It remains impossible to decipher the irreducible core within McConnell's administration. Interpersonal relations at their most irreducible level - person to person - are fraught with misunderstandings and miscommunications. Football's violence, it is true, is contained within rules and conventions, and controlled by a punishment regime, but it is also irreducible. Derivatives irreducibility nounɪrɪdjuːsɪˈbɪlɪtiˌɪ(r)rəˌd(j)usəˈbɪlədi His images, like Celan's, are concentrated to the point of irreducibility. Example sentencesExamples The fact that mind evades complete objectification is not a signal of its irreducibility to mechanics. In fact, the poet depends on the irreducibility of such cognitively significant meanings in order for him to be creative. In addition, she rightly admits the inherent irreducibility of all media. Plausible though the notion may seem, there are serious difficulties in formalizing Wolfram's notion of ‘computational irreducibility.’ irreducibly adverb It is clear that capitalism, with its ceaseless boom and bust cycles, is itself, fundamentally and irreducibly, bi-polar. Example sentencesExamples Impeccable as his Italian credentials were, even after twenty years, Tetrode remained irreducibly a man of the North. What he means is irreducibly more complex than his statement lets on. Here, it is crucial that there is no formula that connects them, that our experience is irreducibly multiform. For Diderot, every work is the legitimate property of its author because a work of literature is the irreducibly singular expression of that author's thoughts and feelings. Rhymes adducible, crucible, deducible, inducible, producible, reducible, seducible Definition of irreducible in US English: irreducible adjectiveˌɪ(r)rəˈd(j)usəb(ə)lˌi(r)rəˈd(y)o͞osəb(ə)l 1Not able to be reduced or simplified. 不能减小的；不能减缩的；不能简化的 Example sentencesExamples Since an intelligent designer is not restricted to incremental change, he is able to create irreducible mechanisms without any difficulty. Each individual is, in a certain sense, absolute, irreducible to another. The explanation of a phenomenon is irreducible to a statement of the event that happens to precede it. It remains impossible to decipher the irreducible core within McConnell's administration. This phenomenon is, of course, ultimately intangible, irreducible to any given couplet or guitar line. By contrast, there's always been something irreducible about Ferry, something (about himself and his sensibility) he couldn't escape. For him the truth of any matter, especially its scientific truth, was irreducible. Football's violence, it is true, is contained within rules and conventions, and controlled by a punishment regime, but it is also irreducible. Instead, evil becomes abstract and inescapable, defiant of natural law and irreducible to a single bad person or wrong action. Similarly, collective identities are irreducible to the sum of the experiences of individuals. Interpersonal relations at their most irreducible level - person to person - are fraught with misunderstandings and miscommunications. I have been asking myself and I could not find any answer in scientific manner, which is irreducible, simple and general. There is an irreducible mystery to the process. She momentarily succumbs to the tendency to simplify irreducible complexities. If they do, we may be able dispense with irreducible moral facts. The intelligent design argument counters evolution by claiming some processes are irreducible and couldn't have come about piecemeal. Its possible meanings are many, complex, and like all great poetry, irreducible to simple generalizations. In its utter simplicity lies its irreducible brutality. Possible worlds cannot be reduced to something more basic - they are irreducible entities in their own right. I believe in the moral integrity of human beings, and that it is innate, is irreducible, and cannot be spoken about too much or too often. 1.1 Not able to be brought to a certain form or condition. 不能化为…的，不能变成…的；不适应于…形式的 the imagery remains irreducible to textual structures 那种意象至今仍难化作文本结构。 Example sentencesExamples Everything that comes from the divine is radically irreducible to a phenomenon or a theme. Like Adorno, Danto believes that art is irreducible to the stuff of which it is made. They assume both intersubjectivity and something that is irreducible to intersubjectivity. This thesis is distinct from the thesis that intentional phenomena are irreducible to physical phenomena, since one could hold the former without holding the latter. On the face of it, genius seems irreducible to sociological dissection.
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