Definition of unsurmountable in English:

unsurmountable

adjectiveʌnsəˈmaʊntəb(ə)lˌənsərˈmaʊn(t)əb(ə)l

Not able to be overcome; insurmountable.
难以克服的；不可逾越的
unsurmountable problems
Example sentencesExamples
- Whilst conceding one goal against the elements wouldn't be unsurmountable when the teams changed ends, two would leave a lot of chasing and that's exactly how it turned out to be as Mitchell's increased their lead in the 35th minute.
- He slumped in his chair, drained by the unsurmountable odds stacked against him.
- He certainly wishes to get across the message that any side-effects problems hopefully are not unsurmountable.
- In a revealing letter to his nephew, after three years of marriage, he confessed to some problems, but denied that the complexities of married life were unsurmountable.
- Her actions have brought unsurmountable sadness and horror to those who survived the attack.
- The breakdown of the peace process was blamed entirely on him, whose ‘intransigence’ was ‘support for terrorism’ and made him an unsurmountable obstacle to peace.
- In the Catholic Church often they find unsurmountable rules.
- Nevertheless, the question remains whether an exponent of 0.72 presents an unsurmountable difficulty for stochastic models as they claim.
- He then put together another double to extend his lead after the 8th frame to an unsurmountable 30 pins.
- These standards - especially the last one - are very high and seem to be unsurmountable in most cases.
- It runs into unsurmountable conflicts between the political project to which it is committed and the lures of its Gothic aesthetics.
- However, no problem is unsurmountable and with clever diplomacy they can wriggle out of an intended Italy/Russia attack.
- And all that lot beat unsurmountable odds in their fight for victory, so maybe we have a chance.
- ‘If that is the only obstacle to achieving the regulation I mentioned earlier, then the president doesn't see any unsurmountable difficulties in resolving this issue,’ he replied.
- Behind her rose more forest, followed by mountains, all high and unsurmountable.

Definition of unsurmountable in US English:

unsurmountable

adjectiveˌənsərˈmoun(t)əb(ə)lˌənsərˈmaʊn(t)əb(ə)l

Not able to be overcome; insurmountable.
难以克服的；不可逾越的
unsurmountable problems
Example sentencesExamples
- He then put together another double to extend his lead after the 8th frame to an unsurmountable 30 pins.
- In the Catholic Church often they find unsurmountable rules.
- Her actions have brought unsurmountable sadness and horror to those who survived the attack.
- In a revealing letter to his nephew, after three years of marriage, he confessed to some problems, but denied that the complexities of married life were unsurmountable.
- However, no problem is unsurmountable and with clever diplomacy they can wriggle out of an intended Italy/Russia attack.
- ‘If that is the only obstacle to achieving the regulation I mentioned earlier, then the president doesn't see any unsurmountable difficulties in resolving this issue,’ he replied.
- These standards - especially the last one - are very high and seem to be unsurmountable in most cases.
- Nevertheless, the question remains whether an exponent of 0.72 presents an unsurmountable difficulty for stochastic models as they claim.
- And all that lot beat unsurmountable odds in their fight for victory, so maybe we have a chance.
- It runs into unsurmountable conflicts between the political project to which it is committed and the lures of its Gothic aesthetics.
- Whilst conceding one goal against the elements wouldn't be unsurmountable when the teams changed ends, two would leave a lot of chasing and that's exactly how it turned out to be as Mitchell's increased their lead in the 35th minute.
- Behind her rose more forest, followed by mountains, all high and unsurmountable.
- He slumped in his chair, drained by the unsurmountable odds stacked against him.
- He certainly wishes to get across the message that any side-effects problems hopefully are not unsurmountable.
- The breakdown of the peace process was blamed entirely on him, whose ‘intransigence’ was ‘support for terrorism’ and made him an unsurmountable obstacle to peace.

单词	unsurmountable
释义	Definition of unsurmountable in English: unsurmountable adjectiveʌnsəˈmaʊntəb(ə)lˌənsərˈmaʊn(t)əb(ə)l Not able to be overcome; insurmountable. 难以克服的；不可逾越的 unsurmountable problems Example sentencesExamples Whilst conceding one goal against the elements wouldn't be unsurmountable when the teams changed ends, two would leave a lot of chasing and that's exactly how it turned out to be as Mitchell's increased their lead in the 35th minute. He slumped in his chair, drained by the unsurmountable odds stacked against him. He certainly wishes to get across the message that any side-effects problems hopefully are not unsurmountable. In a revealing letter to his nephew, after three years of marriage, he confessed to some problems, but denied that the complexities of married life were unsurmountable. Her actions have brought unsurmountable sadness and horror to those who survived the attack. The breakdown of the peace process was blamed entirely on him, whose ‘intransigence’ was ‘support for terrorism’ and made him an unsurmountable obstacle to peace. In the Catholic Church often they find unsurmountable rules. Nevertheless, the question remains whether an exponent of 0.72 presents an unsurmountable difficulty for stochastic models as they claim. He then put together another double to extend his lead after the 8th frame to an unsurmountable 30 pins. These standards - especially the last one - are very high and seem to be unsurmountable in most cases. It runs into unsurmountable conflicts between the political project to which it is committed and the lures of its Gothic aesthetics. However, no problem is unsurmountable and with clever diplomacy they can wriggle out of an intended Italy/Russia attack. And all that lot beat unsurmountable odds in their fight for victory, so maybe we have a chance. ‘If that is the only obstacle to achieving the regulation I mentioned earlier, then the president doesn't see any unsurmountable difficulties in resolving this issue,’ he replied. Behind her rose more forest, followed by mountains, all high and unsurmountable. Definition of unsurmountable in US English: unsurmountable adjectiveˌənsərˈmoun(t)əb(ə)lˌənsərˈmaʊn(t)əb(ə)l Not able to be overcome; insurmountable. 难以克服的；不可逾越的 unsurmountable problems Example sentencesExamples He then put together another double to extend his lead after the 8th frame to an unsurmountable 30 pins. In the Catholic Church often they find unsurmountable rules. Her actions have brought unsurmountable sadness and horror to those who survived the attack. In a revealing letter to his nephew, after three years of marriage, he confessed to some problems, but denied that the complexities of married life were unsurmountable. However, no problem is unsurmountable and with clever diplomacy they can wriggle out of an intended Italy/Russia attack. ‘If that is the only obstacle to achieving the regulation I mentioned earlier, then the president doesn't see any unsurmountable difficulties in resolving this issue,’ he replied. These standards - especially the last one - are very high and seem to be unsurmountable in most cases. Nevertheless, the question remains whether an exponent of 0.72 presents an unsurmountable difficulty for stochastic models as they claim. And all that lot beat unsurmountable odds in their fight for victory, so maybe we have a chance. It runs into unsurmountable conflicts between the political project to which it is committed and the lures of its Gothic aesthetics. Whilst conceding one goal against the elements wouldn't be unsurmountable when the teams changed ends, two would leave a lot of chasing and that's exactly how it turned out to be as Mitchell's increased their lead in the 35th minute. Behind her rose more forest, followed by mountains, all high and unsurmountable. He slumped in his chair, drained by the unsurmountable odds stacked against him. He certainly wishes to get across the message that any side-effects problems hopefully are not unsurmountable. The breakdown of the peace process was blamed entirely on him, whose ‘intransigence’ was ‘support for terrorism’ and made him an unsurmountable obstacle to peace.
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