英 [ɪnˈeksərəbli] 美 [ɪnˈeksərəbli]
adv. 不可逆转地，不可阻挡地
adv. 无情地；冷酷地
in an inexorable manner
time marches on inexorably
... inexorable 无情的 inexorably 无情地, 冷酷地 inexpiable 不能抵偿的, 不能平息的, 不能补偿的 ...
... Pesky：讨厌的；恼人的 Inexorably：不可阻挡的；无法改变的 Sunspot：太阳黑子 ...
... Pesky：厌恶的；恼人的 Inexorably：不成否决的；无法改变的 Sunspot：太阳黑子 ...
... sacking 装...入袋; 解雇; 开除; 胜过 inexorably 无情地; 冷酷地 tenure 占有; 占有期; 占有权 ...
inexorable 无情的；不屈不挠的；不可阻挡的；无法改变的
inexorability 冷酷，无情；不赦免
无情地；冷酷地
Spending on health is growing inexorably.
健康上的花费在不可阻挡地增加。
A world war will leave only smoldering ashes as mute testimony of a human race whose folly led inexorably to ultimate death.
一场世界大战所留下的只是闷燃的灰烬，无声地证明了人类的愚蠢，最终无情地走向死亡。
Monetary inflation spirals inexorably on.
通货膨胀使物价节节上涨。
So these moments of landscape description offer up that consistently Christian-inflected theory of the universe, that sense of transcendence as structure, as something that's moving inexorably, that will take all time to complete.
通过这些景象的描述,我们可以看到一种,一直受到基督教影响的,关于宇宙的理论，这种理论以超自然的感觉为主体，就像一些不为人的意志而转移，需要我们穷其一生去完成的事。
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So Eurobonds inexorably lead back to the question of fiscal, and hence political, union.
Arkin and Cirincione would inexorably have eviscerated the credibility of that retaliatory threat .
An auction that drives prices below competitive levels inexorably will do the same to investment.
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