Definition of unachievable in English:

unachievable

adjectiveʌnəˈtʃiːvəb(ə)lˌənəˈtʃivəbəl

(of an aim or objective) too difficult to be achieved.
（目的，目标）太难达到的，无法实现的
an unachievable political goal
难以达到的政治目标。
Example sentencesExamples
- We have made loads of attempts to engage with management in the past few weeks over the unachievable targets they have set our members.
- Security is this amorphous, not understandable, unachievable, impractical thing.
- In a general sense, a third bank is a place unachievable by the living.
- The process of becoming healthy is like some kind of asymptotic aim towards an unachievable end.
- Current targets are low enough to be unachievable for most patients.
- It then lobbied to lower the tough targets in its ten-year contract, complaining they were unachievable.
- Jozef achieved the unachievable by crossing the most dangerous border in the world, the Iron Curtain.
- The objective of the indiscriminate, retaliatory attack on Afghanistan will be most likely unachievable.
- Its twisted character does not make the mission unachievable.
- Complete elimination of performance-enhancing drugs from any sport is an unachievable ideal.
- Unanimity on all perplexing problems created by multilateral treaties is unachievable.
- In his third year, Richard achieved what many thought was unachievable: He scored 50 goals in 50 games.
- To seek such an unachievable goal would be prohibitively expensive.
- Obviously the only reason for the charge is to generate more tax revenue based on unachievable promises.
- Patients often are overwhelmed by large goals that seem unachievable.
- The key to success will hence be your will to achieve the unachievable.
- Making sure that everyone has their basic needs fulfilled is not an unachievable task.
- The athletes competing in the 2004 Olympics have trained to a level unachievable for most people.
- Achieving a bipartisan consensus on pensions is not an unachievable chimera.
- Electromagnetic propulsion could take us to the heliopause at a speed unachievable by conventional spacecraft.

Definition of unachievable in US English:

unachievable

adjectiveˌənəˈtʃivəbəlˌənəˈCHēvəbəl

(of an aim or objective) too difficult to be achieved.
（目的，目标）太难达到的，无法实现的
an unachievable political goal
难以达到的政治目标。
Example sentencesExamples
- Electromagnetic propulsion could take us to the heliopause at a speed unachievable by conventional spacecraft.
- To seek such an unachievable goal would be prohibitively expensive.
- In his third year, Richard achieved what many thought was unachievable: He scored 50 goals in 50 games.
- The key to success will hence be your will to achieve the unachievable.
- It then lobbied to lower the tough targets in its ten-year contract, complaining they were unachievable.
- The athletes competing in the 2004 Olympics have trained to a level unachievable for most people.
- Jozef achieved the unachievable by crossing the most dangerous border in the world, the Iron Curtain.
- The objective of the indiscriminate, retaliatory attack on Afghanistan will be most likely unachievable.
- Complete elimination of performance-enhancing drugs from any sport is an unachievable ideal.
- In a general sense, a third bank is a place unachievable by the living.
- Patients often are overwhelmed by large goals that seem unachievable.
- Current targets are low enough to be unachievable for most patients.
- The process of becoming healthy is like some kind of asymptotic aim towards an unachievable end.
- Its twisted character does not make the mission unachievable.
- Obviously the only reason for the charge is to generate more tax revenue based on unachievable promises.
- Security is this amorphous, not understandable, unachievable, impractical thing.
- We have made loads of attempts to engage with management in the past few weeks over the unachievable targets they have set our members.
- Making sure that everyone has their basic needs fulfilled is not an unachievable task.
- Achieving a bipartisan consensus on pensions is not an unachievable chimera.
- Unanimity on all perplexing problems created by multilateral treaties is unachievable.

词汇	unachievable
释义	Definition of unachievable in English: unachievable adjectiveʌnəˈtʃiːvəb(ə)lˌənəˈtʃivəbəl (of an aim or objective) too difficult to be achieved. （目的，目标）太难达到的，无法实现的 an unachievable political goal 难以达到的政治目标。 Example sentencesExamples We have made loads of attempts to engage with management in the past few weeks over the unachievable targets they have set our members. Security is this amorphous, not understandable, unachievable, impractical thing. In a general sense, a third bank is a place unachievable by the living. The process of becoming healthy is like some kind of asymptotic aim towards an unachievable end. Current targets are low enough to be unachievable for most patients. It then lobbied to lower the tough targets in its ten-year contract, complaining they were unachievable. Jozef achieved the unachievable by crossing the most dangerous border in the world, the Iron Curtain. The objective of the indiscriminate, retaliatory attack on Afghanistan will be most likely unachievable. Its twisted character does not make the mission unachievable. Complete elimination of performance-enhancing drugs from any sport is an unachievable ideal. Unanimity on all perplexing problems created by multilateral treaties is unachievable. In his third year, Richard achieved what many thought was unachievable: He scored 50 goals in 50 games. To seek such an unachievable goal would be prohibitively expensive. Obviously the only reason for the charge is to generate more tax revenue based on unachievable promises. Patients often are overwhelmed by large goals that seem unachievable. The key to success will hence be your will to achieve the unachievable. Making sure that everyone has their basic needs fulfilled is not an unachievable task. The athletes competing in the 2004 Olympics have trained to a level unachievable for most people. Achieving a bipartisan consensus on pensions is not an unachievable chimera. Electromagnetic propulsion could take us to the heliopause at a speed unachievable by conventional spacecraft. Definition of unachievable in US English: unachievable adjectiveˌənəˈtʃivəbəlˌənəˈCHēvəbəl (of an aim or objective) too difficult to be achieved. （目的，目标）太难达到的，无法实现的 an unachievable political goal 难以达到的政治目标。 Example sentencesExamples Electromagnetic propulsion could take us to the heliopause at a speed unachievable by conventional spacecraft. To seek such an unachievable goal would be prohibitively expensive. In his third year, Richard achieved what many thought was unachievable: He scored 50 goals in 50 games. The key to success will hence be your will to achieve the unachievable. It then lobbied to lower the tough targets in its ten-year contract, complaining they were unachievable. The athletes competing in the 2004 Olympics have trained to a level unachievable for most people. Jozef achieved the unachievable by crossing the most dangerous border in the world, the Iron Curtain. The objective of the indiscriminate, retaliatory attack on Afghanistan will be most likely unachievable. Complete elimination of performance-enhancing drugs from any sport is an unachievable ideal. In a general sense, a third bank is a place unachievable by the living. Patients often are overwhelmed by large goals that seem unachievable. Current targets are low enough to be unachievable for most patients. The process of becoming healthy is like some kind of asymptotic aim towards an unachievable end. Its twisted character does not make the mission unachievable. Obviously the only reason for the charge is to generate more tax revenue based on unachievable promises. Security is this amorphous, not understandable, unachievable, impractical thing. We have made loads of attempts to engage with management in the past few weeks over the unachievable targets they have set our members. Making sure that everyone has their basic needs fulfilled is not an unachievable task. Achieving a bipartisan consensus on pensions is not an unachievable chimera. Unanimity on all perplexing problems created by multilateral treaties is unachievable.
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