impeccable
意味: Faultless and beyond criticism; conforming to the highest standards.
Impeccable describes something so perfectly executed that no fault can be found. 'Impeccable manners,' 'impeccable timing,' 'impeccable taste,' and 'impeccable credentials' are standard collocations. The word is always strongly positive and implies the highest standard of quality or behaviour. It is frequently used in recommendations and endorsements. 'Impeccably' as an adverb is equally common — 'impeccably dressed,' 'impeccably behaved.'
例文
- Her impeccable academic credentials made her the obvious choice for the professorship. 她无可挑剔的学术资历使她成为教授职位的不二人选。Sus credenciales académicas impecables la convertían en la candidata obvia para la cátedra.彼女の非の打ちどころのない学歴は、その教授職にうってつけの候補者であることを示していた。그녀의 흠잡을 데 없는 학력은 그 교수직에 가장 적합한 후보임을 보여주었다.
- The hotel was praised for its impeccable service and attention to detail. 这家酒店因其无可挑剔的服务和对细节的关注而备受赞誉。El hotel fue elogiado por su servicio impecable y su atención al detalle.そのホテルは完璧なサービスと細部への配慮で高い評価を受けた。그 호텔은 완벽한 서비스와 세심한 배려로 높은 평가를 받았다.
- He spoke four languages with impeccable fluency, switching effortlessly between them in conversation. 他能流利且无可挑剔地使用四种语言,在交谈中毫不费力地自如切换。Hablaba cuatro idiomas con una fluidez impecable, alternando entre ellos sin esfuerzo en la conversación.彼は4つの言語を完璧な流暢さで話し、会話の中で自在に切り替えた。그는 네 가지 언어를 완벽한 유창함으로 구사하며, 대화 중에 자유자재로 전환했다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: media, professional, general
トーン: positive
起源と歴史
From Latin impeccabilis (not liable to sin), from in- (not) + peccare (to sin). Originally a theological term meaning 'incapable of sinning,' it broadened to mean 'faultless' in general usage by the 16th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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