indomitable
意味: Impossible to subdue or defeat; having an unconquerable spirit or determination.
Indomitable describes a quality of spirit rather than physical strength — the refusal to be beaten, discouraged, or subdued regardless of circumstances. It is almost always used admiringly. Common collocations include 'indomitable spirit,' 'indomitable will,' 'indomitable courage,' and 'indomitable determination.' It frequently appears in obituaries and profiles of people who have overcome adversity.
例文
- Her indomitable spirit carried her through years of treatment and back to competitive athletics. 她不屈的精神支撑着她度过了多年的治疗,最终重返竞技体育。Su espíritu indomable la sostuvo a lo largo de años de tratamiento y la devolvió al atletismo de competición.彼女の不屈の精神は、何年にもわたる治療を乗り越え、競技スポーツへの復帰を支えた。그녀의 불굴의 정신은 수년간의 치료를 견뎌내고 경기 스포츠에 복귀하는 원동력이 되었다.
- The explorer's indomitable determination to reach the South Pole drove him onwards through conditions that would have broken lesser individuals. 探险家不屈不挠的决心驱使他在足以击垮常人的条件下继续向南极前进。La determinación indomable del explorador de alcanzar el Polo Sur lo empujó a avanzar en condiciones que habrían quebrado a personas menos resueltas.南極点に到達するという探検家の不撓不屈の決意は、並みの人間なら挫折するような状況の中でも彼を前進させ続けた。남극점에 도달하겠다는 탐험가의 불굴의 결의는, 보통 사람이라면 무너졌을 상황 속에서도 그를 전진하게 했다.
- The community displayed an indomitable resilience in the aftermath of the floods, rebuilding what had been destroyed with remarkable speed. 社区在洪水过后展现出不屈的韧性,以惊人的速度重建了被摧毁的一切。La comunidad mostró una resiliencia indomable tras las inundaciones, reconstruyendo lo destruido con una rapidez notable.その地域社会は洪水の後、不屈の回復力を見せ、驚くべき速さで破壊されたものを再建した。그 지역사회는 홍수 이후 불굴의 회복력을 보여주며, 파괴된 것들을 놀라운 속도로 재건했다.
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場面: journalism, literary, general
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Late Latin 'indomitabilis,' from 'in-' (not) and 'domitare' (to tame), frequentative of 'domare' (to subdue). Entered English in the 17th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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