Definition of irresolvable in English:

irresolvable

adjective ɪrɪˈzɒlvəb(ə)lˌɪrəˈzɑlvəb(ə)l

(of a problem or dilemma) impossible to solve or settle.
（问题或困境）无法解决的
Example sentencesExamples
- But for all its uses, the fraternal allegory poses a final and irresolvable problem for the national narrative.
- This irresolvable dilemma was conjured nicely by the question: Who serves when not all serve?
- Such movements are thus unable to contemplate that there might be irresolvable tensions between being Christian and being ‘a good American.’
- This position allows consequentialists to recognize the possibility of irresolvable moral dilemmas.
- This strikes me as yet another irresolvable dilemma as there are cases to be made for both points of view.
- The disagreements between our camps, however, are deep-rooted and likely to remain - at least on this side of eternity - irresolvable.
- We Jews must resign ourselves to the irresolvable problem of anti-Semitism.
- Groups opposing sanctions say these problems are irresolvable until sanctions are lifted.
- The dilemma is irresolvable as Ms. Schiavo's wishes cannot be known.
- The first is the idea that there is an irresolvable conflict between the public life of a city or nation, and the pursuits of philosophers and scientists.
- I think at this point, that we have no true irresolvable conflict of interest with North Korea, and we should end the hostility that we've had since 1950.
- Here, I am not interested in the technical issues because they lead to interminable and irresolvable arguments.
- He would say: ‘Life is filled with golden opportunities, carefully disguised as irresolvable problems.’
- These literal readings all pose the same, irresolvable problem.
- Or are these phenomena the expression of an irresolvable crisis of the capitalist economic and political order?
- In one sense, this ethical move by Levinas solves the previously irresolvable problem of self/other relations.
- They transform solvable problems into irresolvable dilemmas.
- The fights between differing entities or real enemies can be resolved, but the fights between brothers are irresolvable because they are bogus fights.
- Is this evidence, at bottom, of an irresolvable clash between capitalistic materialism and religious, other-worldly values?
- From an empirical perspective, I see no irresolvable philosophical conflict between these subjects.

Definition of irresolvable in US English:

irresolvable

adjectiveˌɪrəˈzɑlvəb(ə)lˌirəˈzälvəb(ə)l

(of a problem or dilemma) impossible to solve or settle.
（问题或困境）无法解决的
Example sentencesExamples
- From an empirical perspective, I see no irresolvable philosophical conflict between these subjects.
- In one sense, this ethical move by Levinas solves the previously irresolvable problem of self/other relations.
- Is this evidence, at bottom, of an irresolvable clash between capitalistic materialism and religious, other-worldly values?
- Such movements are thus unable to contemplate that there might be irresolvable tensions between being Christian and being ‘a good American.’
- Groups opposing sanctions say these problems are irresolvable until sanctions are lifted.
- These literal readings all pose the same, irresolvable problem.
- The dilemma is irresolvable as Ms. Schiavo's wishes cannot be known.
- This strikes me as yet another irresolvable dilemma as there are cases to be made for both points of view.
- This position allows consequentialists to recognize the possibility of irresolvable moral dilemmas.
- The fights between differing entities or real enemies can be resolved, but the fights between brothers are irresolvable because they are bogus fights.
- But for all its uses, the fraternal allegory poses a final and irresolvable problem for the national narrative.
- Here, I am not interested in the technical issues because they lead to interminable and irresolvable arguments.
- The disagreements between our camps, however, are deep-rooted and likely to remain - at least on this side of eternity - irresolvable.
- They transform solvable problems into irresolvable dilemmas.
- Or are these phenomena the expression of an irresolvable crisis of the capitalist economic and political order?
- He would say: ‘Life is filled with golden opportunities, carefully disguised as irresolvable problems.’
- I think at this point, that we have no true irresolvable conflict of interest with North Korea, and we should end the hostility that we've had since 1950.
- We Jews must resign ourselves to the irresolvable problem of anti-Semitism.
- The first is the idea that there is an irresolvable conflict between the public life of a city or nation, and the pursuits of philosophers and scientists.
- This irresolvable dilemma was conjured nicely by the question: Who serves when not all serve?

词汇	irresolvable
释义	Definition of irresolvable in English: irresolvable adjective ɪrɪˈzɒlvəb(ə)lˌɪrəˈzɑlvəb(ə)l (of a problem or dilemma) impossible to solve or settle. （问题或困境）无法解决的 Example sentencesExamples But for all its uses, the fraternal allegory poses a final and irresolvable problem for the national narrative. This irresolvable dilemma was conjured nicely by the question: Who serves when not all serve? Such movements are thus unable to contemplate that there might be irresolvable tensions between being Christian and being ‘a good American.’ This position allows consequentialists to recognize the possibility of irresolvable moral dilemmas. This strikes me as yet another irresolvable dilemma as there are cases to be made for both points of view. The disagreements between our camps, however, are deep-rooted and likely to remain - at least on this side of eternity - irresolvable. We Jews must resign ourselves to the irresolvable problem of anti-Semitism. Groups opposing sanctions say these problems are irresolvable until sanctions are lifted. The dilemma is irresolvable as Ms. Schiavo's wishes cannot be known. The first is the idea that there is an irresolvable conflict between the public life of a city or nation, and the pursuits of philosophers and scientists. I think at this point, that we have no true irresolvable conflict of interest with North Korea, and we should end the hostility that we've had since 1950. Here, I am not interested in the technical issues because they lead to interminable and irresolvable arguments. He would say: ‘Life is filled with golden opportunities, carefully disguised as irresolvable problems.’ These literal readings all pose the same, irresolvable problem. Or are these phenomena the expression of an irresolvable crisis of the capitalist economic and political order? In one sense, this ethical move by Levinas solves the previously irresolvable problem of self/other relations. They transform solvable problems into irresolvable dilemmas. The fights between differing entities or real enemies can be resolved, but the fights between brothers are irresolvable because they are bogus fights. Is this evidence, at bottom, of an irresolvable clash between capitalistic materialism and religious, other-worldly values? From an empirical perspective, I see no irresolvable philosophical conflict between these subjects. Definition of irresolvable in US English: irresolvable adjectiveˌɪrəˈzɑlvəb(ə)lˌirəˈzälvəb(ə)l (of a problem or dilemma) impossible to solve or settle. （问题或困境）无法解决的 Example sentencesExamples From an empirical perspective, I see no irresolvable philosophical conflict between these subjects. In one sense, this ethical move by Levinas solves the previously irresolvable problem of self/other relations. Is this evidence, at bottom, of an irresolvable clash between capitalistic materialism and religious, other-worldly values? Such movements are thus unable to contemplate that there might be irresolvable tensions between being Christian and being ‘a good American.’ Groups opposing sanctions say these problems are irresolvable until sanctions are lifted. These literal readings all pose the same, irresolvable problem. The dilemma is irresolvable as Ms. Schiavo's wishes cannot be known. This strikes me as yet another irresolvable dilemma as there are cases to be made for both points of view. This position allows consequentialists to recognize the possibility of irresolvable moral dilemmas. The fights between differing entities or real enemies can be resolved, but the fights between brothers are irresolvable because they are bogus fights. But for all its uses, the fraternal allegory poses a final and irresolvable problem for the national narrative. Here, I am not interested in the technical issues because they lead to interminable and irresolvable arguments. The disagreements between our camps, however, are deep-rooted and likely to remain - at least on this side of eternity - irresolvable. They transform solvable problems into irresolvable dilemmas. Or are these phenomena the expression of an irresolvable crisis of the capitalist economic and political order? He would say: ‘Life is filled with golden opportunities, carefully disguised as irresolvable problems.’ I think at this point, that we have no true irresolvable conflict of interest with North Korea, and we should end the hostility that we've had since 1950. We Jews must resign ourselves to the irresolvable problem of anti-Semitism. The first is the idea that there is an irresolvable conflict between the public life of a city or nation, and the pursuits of philosophers and scientists. This irresolvable dilemma was conjured nicely by the question: Who serves when not all serve?
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