Traduções para „unanswerable“ no dicionário Inglês » Alemão

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un·an·swer·able [ʌnˈɑ:n(t)sərəbl̩, americ ˈæn(t)-] ADJ

1. unanswerable (without an answer):

unanswerable

unbeantwortbar

to be unanswerable

nicht zu beantworten sein

an unanswerable question

eine Frage, auf die es keine Antwort gibt

2. unanswerable formal (irrefutable):

unanswerable

zwingend

unanswerable

unwiderlegbar

unanswerable proof

eindeutig

there is unanswerable proof that ...

es ist eindeutig nachgewiesen, dass ...

Exemplos do Dicionário PONS (verificados pela redação)

an unanswerable question

eine Frage, auf die es keine Antwort gibt

there is unanswerable proof that ...

es ist eindeutig nachgewiesen, dass ...

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

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On one hand he's a thoughtful man, an idealist, who mulls over life's unanswerable questions.

www.winnipegfreepress.com

The question of who threw the first punch is probably unanswerable, anyway, and resides so far back in time it's immaterial, at least to me.

www.vancouversun.com

Therefore, at times, both sides refrained from deploying systems capable of unanswerable nuclear strikes against either side.

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Can you see that there are just as many unanswerable questions that you can ask from the other side of the river?

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At first sight, the case for biochar seems unanswerable; a win-win-win-win-win situation.

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It's just the searing mental pain he was enduring in that minute makes that conundrum unanswerable right now.

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No constitutional body or arm of government should see itself as unanswerable to the people of the country.

swarajyamag.com

At the back of her sober, almost brutal realism, there is always an inkling of something unanswerable.

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The metaphysical realist, however, is left with the unanswerable question how the metaphysically real objects are converted into subjective percepts.

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The case for a merger is unanswerable, if only there was any agreement about the purpose of it.

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