unthinkable的意思|unthinkable的解释-里氏词典

unthinkable [,ʌn'θiŋkәbl]

a. 不能考虑的, 不能想像的, 想像不到的, 不合理的

unthinkable

[ adj ]
incapable of being conceived or considered
<adj.all>

That is the job of a high-powered task force that is now said to be thinking the unthinkable on this and other contentious issues at Lloyd's.
Almost to a man, officials here reject immigration as unfeasible, unthinkable or at best premature.
"The idea that this doctor-tested and -accepted IUD could result in damages like that is just absolutely unthinkable," Paul F. Strain, Searle's lead attorney in the Kociemba case, said after the hearing.
The gentlemen guests, he informed me, had already bathed, so I would be able to bath in privacy. In Japan it would be unthinkable to go on holiday for a few days without taking the waters.
Such a thing was unthinkable only a few years ago.' The AMW group now employs more than 2,000 people.
Her cri de corm: "It is unthinkable for gardeners to knowingly add to the destruction of these little patriarchs, the floral gene resources of the planet."
East Germans on Tuesday watched on live television what would have been unthinkable just weeks ago: members of the Communist-controlled parliament voting against the sole candidate for president.
"The time has come when it is totally unacceptable for courts to act as if prison is unthinkable for white-collar defendants."
Mr Clinton was not alone in finding these and other measures unthinkable.
Mergers of this scale are virtually unthinkable in the United States, where anti-trust regulations prevent the creation of firms judged large enough to restrict competition.
Capital Cities/ABC Inc. is thinking what has been the unthinkable: It plans to sell some shows from its newly formed in-house production unit to competing networks.
In other times it would be unthinkable for such a slice of affluent England to elect anyone but a Tory. But boundary changes have replaced two Tory strongholds with the Labour enclave of the Forest of Dean.
"One without the other is unthinkable," Abalkin said.
'To hear such a question 10 years ago was unthinkable.' The relationship with banks is 'not adversarial yet', he says.
For many Israelis, however, even a peaceful end to their state would be unthinkable.
The ban on women serving as nurses will be lifted Monday, which would have been unthinkable in this strict Moslem kingdom before Saddam Hussein's army invaded neighboring Kuwait a month ago.
This doctrine holds that the possession of massive nuclear arsenals makes war unthinkable for either side.
The idea, he and his co-workers declared, was unthinkable.
If in the past the sharp rise in McDonald's shares made selling unthinkable, so did the culture at the company, where executives boast of having ketchup in their veins.
The difficulty of reaching a short-term agreement under which the United States keeps its military bases in the Philippines raises what was once an unthinkable notion _ an eventual American pullout from Subic Bay Navy Base and Clark Air Base.
I didn't think there was anything that could stop us." At his apartment in San Francisco, Stephan said he was searching for reasons why he survived the unthinkable with no more than a sore neck.
Bare shoulders and low necklines, which once would have been unthinkable, now are often found in wedding dresses.
The very prospect of war within the West is unthinkable to our citizens.
Moscow was giving the Italian Communists some $50 million a year, he said, and "it was unthinkable" the United States would let Italy fall under Soviet control.
Never far away is the refrigerated blood bank; the unthinkable has been thought of. Always present is Allan Percival, recruited recently from the Northern Ireland Office to be the prince's press secretary.
In them, crime has reached perverse heights and living conditions have sunk to unthinkable lows.
But for Mr Lamont and his European colleagues, this remains unthinkable.
"In my view it would be unthinkable not to extend the only remaining incentive in the tax code for the health of low-income housing," said Mitchell.
North of Paris, supersonic Concordes swoop over the farmlands of Picardy, studded with stone cathedrals and still partly tilled by peasants for whom a restaurant meal is an unthinkable luxury.
Which is why First Chicago is among the banks thinking the unthinkable these days.

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