inextricable
의미: Impossible to disentangle, separate, or escape from; so closely linked that the elements cannot be considered independently.
Inextricable describes connections, entanglements, and situations that are too tightly interwoven to be separated. It is used of abstract relationships (the inextricable link between poverty and crime) and of physical entanglements. The adverb 'inextricably' is arguably more common than the adjective. Common collocations include 'inextricably linked,' 'inextricable connection,' 'inextricable tangle,' and 'inextricably bound.'
예문
- The history of the English language is inextricably linked to the history of invasion and conquest. 英语的历史与入侵和征服的历史密不可分。La historia de la lengua inglesa está inextricablemente ligada a la historia de la invasión y la conquista.英語の歴史は侵略と征服の歴史と不可分に結びついている。영어의 역사는 침략과 정복의 역사와 불가분하게 연결되어 있다.
- The two issues had become so entangled as to form an inextricable knot that no amount of diplomacy could unravel. 这两个问题已纠缠在一起,形成了一个连外交手段也解不开的死结。Las dos cuestiones se habían enredado hasta formar un nudo inextricable que ningún esfuerzo diplomático podía deshacer.二つの問題はあまりに絡み合い、いかなる外交努力をもってしても解けない結び目を形成していた。두 문제는 너무나 얽혀서 어떤 외교적 노력으로도 풀 수 없는 매듭을 형성하고 말았다.
- Economic development and environmental protection are inextricably connected, though they are too often treated as competing priorities. 经济发展和环境保护密不可分,但两者却往往被当作相互竞争的优先事项来对待。El desarrollo económico y la protección medioambiental están inextricablemente conectados, aunque con demasiada frecuencia se tratan como prioridades en competencia.経済発展と環境保護は不可分に結びついているが、あまりにも多くの場合、競合する優先事項として扱われている。경제 발전과 환경 보호는 불가분하게 연결되어 있지만, 너무나 자주 상충하는 우선순위로 취급된다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: academic, journalism, literary
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From Latin 'inextricabilis,' from 'in-' (not) and 'extricabilis' (able to be disentangled), from 'extricare' (to disentangle). Entered English in the 16th century.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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