Definition of unpassable in English:

unpassable

adjective ʌnˈpɑːsəb(ə)lˌənˈpasəbəl

Impossible to travel along or over; impassable.
some roads are completely unpassable because of flood waters
Example sentencesExamples
- I tried to figure out the best way to get there, but it was obvious that the usual streets I would take were unpassable.
- Tradesmen and people dumping household waste have made the track to his mother's house almost unpassable.
- Others travelled northeast from Europe in search of an equally fabled, but also unpassable, arctic passage along Russia's northern coast.
- Tens of thousands have been trapped in often-freezing homes and villages by walls of snow and unpassable roads.
- When I bought the place, it was open to the sky and there were ferns and trees growing there - it was just an unusable and unpassable area.
- The routes down the mountain might be unpassable until the spring.
- In the dry season it is arid, in the wet season it is an unpassable swamp.
Synonyms
blocked, closed, obstructed, impenetrable

Definition of unpassable in US English:

unpassable

adjectiveˌənˈpasəbəl

Impossible to travel along or over; impassable.
some roads are completely unpassable because of flood waters
Example sentencesExamples
- Others travelled northeast from Europe in search of an equally fabled, but also unpassable, arctic passage along Russia's northern coast.
- In the dry season it is arid, in the wet season it is an unpassable swamp.
- When I bought the place, it was open to the sky and there were ferns and trees growing there - it was just an unusable and unpassable area.
- The routes down the mountain might be unpassable until the spring.
- I tried to figure out the best way to get there, but it was obvious that the usual streets I would take were unpassable.
- Tens of thousands have been trapped in often-freezing homes and villages by walls of snow and unpassable roads.
- Tradesmen and people dumping household waste have made the track to his mother's house almost unpassable.
Synonyms
blocked, closed, obstructed, impenetrable

单词	unpassable
释义	Definition of unpassable in English: unpassable adjective ʌnˈpɑːsəb(ə)lˌənˈpasəbəl Impossible to travel along or over; impassable. some roads are completely unpassable because of flood waters Example sentencesExamples I tried to figure out the best way to get there, but it was obvious that the usual streets I would take were unpassable. Tradesmen and people dumping household waste have made the track to his mother's house almost unpassable. Others travelled northeast from Europe in search of an equally fabled, but also unpassable, arctic passage along Russia's northern coast. Tens of thousands have been trapped in often-freezing homes and villages by walls of snow and unpassable roads. When I bought the place, it was open to the sky and there were ferns and trees growing there - it was just an unusable and unpassable area. The routes down the mountain might be unpassable until the spring. In the dry season it is arid, in the wet season it is an unpassable swamp. Synonyms blocked, closed, obstructed, impenetrable Definition of unpassable in US English: unpassable adjectiveˌənˈpasəbəl Impossible to travel along or over; impassable. some roads are completely unpassable because of flood waters Example sentencesExamples Others travelled northeast from Europe in search of an equally fabled, but also unpassable, arctic passage along Russia's northern coast. In the dry season it is arid, in the wet season it is an unpassable swamp. When I bought the place, it was open to the sky and there were ferns and trees growing there - it was just an unusable and unpassable area. The routes down the mountain might be unpassable until the spring. I tried to figure out the best way to get there, but it was obvious that the usual streets I would take were unpassable. Tens of thousands have been trapped in often-freezing homes and villages by walls of snow and unpassable roads. Tradesmen and people dumping household waste have made the track to his mother's house almost unpassable. Synonyms blocked, closed, obstructed, impenetrable
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