irreparably
英美[?'r?p?r?bli]
- adv. 不能恢復(fù)地；不能挽回地
實用場景例句
- She felt that the drummer had injured her irreparably.
- 她感到杜洛埃已經(jīng)給她造成了無法彌補的傷害.
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- The Sibyl gave no aid to restoring them again, and the oracle was irreparably lost.
- 西比爾不會把它們恢復(fù)原狀, 神諭便無可彌補地丟失了.
辭典例句
- You have irreparably broken at least one client photocopier.
- 你搞壞過至少一臺客戶的影印機(jī).
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- Any further recalls will sully their reputations, perhaps irreparably.
- 再有任何召回事件都會玷污它們的聲譽, 而且可能無法挽回.
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- Napoleon defeated the Russians in 1812, but irreparably weakened his army.
- 拿破侖于1812年打敗了俄國但不可避免地消弱了自己的軍隊.
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- When that doesn't happen, our relationships and schedules can go way out of whack, sometimes irreparably.
- 當(dāng)無法做到這點的時候, 我們的關(guān)系和日程就有可能失常, 有時甚至?xí)斐呻y以挽回的后果.
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