形容词百口莫辩; 不可原谅的，不可宽恕的
1. 不可原谅的：inexcitability 无反应性 | inexcusable 不可原谅的 | inexecutable 难以实行的
2. 没法辩解的：inexcitable 难以激动的 | inexcusable 没法辩解的 | inexcusable 不可宽赦的
3. 不可宽赦的：inexcusable 没法辩解的 | inexcusable 不可宽赦的 | inexcusably 无法辨解地
4. 没法辩解的; 不可宽赦的 (形)：inexactly 不正确地; 不精密地 (副) | inexcusable 没法辩解的; 不可宽赦的 (形) | inexcusably 无法辩解地 (副)
1. 无法辩解的;不可原谅的;不可宽恕的
If you say that something is inexcusable, you are emphasizing that it cannot be justified or tolerated because it is extremely bad.
e.g. He said the killing of innocent people was inexcusable...
他说滥杀无辜是不可原谅的。
e.g. The Home Office has been accused of inexcusable incompetence.
内政部被指责能力极其低下。
1. The Beijing Times commentator Li Liyan wrote that the violence was inexcusable.
2. Yet each agreement was subject to intense scrutiny and inexcusable delays which left both sides wondering whether it was worth the time and effort.
3. Bush has weighed into the row over the captured Britons, saying the detentions were inexcusable and described the 15 as " hostages ".
4. So their failure to leave out vulgar content and eradicate links to pornographic sites is particularly inexcusable.
5. inexcusable
5. He says it is morally inexcusable to place the burden of the problems we have created on the shoulders of our children.
6. " You understand your conduct was inexcusable and morally wrong, " he told her in court.
7. Whatever the reason for the dispute, experts from IFAW said the starvation of the horses was inexcusable.
8. inexcusable
8. What is more, it is inexcusable when people's interests and public health may be at stake.
9. Bush said on Saturday that the capture of the 15 Britons by Iran was " inexcusable ".
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10. " The behavior shown on the video is unacceptable and inexcusable, " Disney said in a statement.
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