indestructible
坚不可摧
definition
adjective
indestructible plastic containers
not able to be destroyed.
translation of 'indestructible'
adjective
坚不可摧,
牢不可破
example
It appeared I had an 'indestructible' parasite, which didn't bother me too much as long as it stayed in my ankle.
Remember when you were an 'indestructible' little kid and you knew that hitting the pavement wouldn't kill you?
Above the sink was a yellowed cabinet made from some 'indestructible' plastic.
When I was younger I was 'indestructible' , immortal, now it would appear that I am not.
And that lies in the simple fact that his very existence is a testament to the 'indestructible' pluralism of our country.
I still cling to my 'indestructible' angler's hat, and it still resists time and wear to an incredible degree.
Asbestos fibres are 'indestructible' - they are resistant to chemicals and heat.
When large-scale resistance movements remain grassroots they are thus 'indestructible' .
This car might be rubbish, but it's also 'indestructible' .
I always thought the U.S. was the most 'indestructible' and powerful nation in the world.
They were colored red, with heavy bindings and were made of 'indestructible' plastic.
It is the same land, which stands firmer than any rock in the world, with its undying vigour, 'indestructible' life.
It's what a watch should be: waterproof, nearly 'indestructible' , accurate, and radically legible.
Your wish was to be remembered as vital and 'indestructible' by your public and your family, and you will be.
Even as many cringe and start at what must hurt, and hurt badly, some may dream that the average man is 'indestructible' .
We prefer to think of ourselves as healthy and 'indestructible' , and we disown our ailments and frailties.
If you feel betrayed by a spouse or family member, the row is contained by the existence of the almost 'indestructible' bonds tying you to each other.
Their 'indestructible' cars helped destroy the environment in which they lived.
What they have let loose is an almost 'indestructible' creature that threatens everyone aboard.
That country had come to France's aid in the past and the resulting ties that had formed between both nations were 'indestructible' .
The play's depiction of amateur drama, coupled with its equal balance of roles and 'indestructibly' comic plotting, has made it a perennial favourite of amateur companies.
Her faith in my 'indestructibility' is a fathomless ocean that buoys me upward.
Faith in the 'indestructibility' of the soul depends on at least some contact with the soul while most of us are creatures of body, life and mind.
Is this sort of ignorance a sign of something missing in the education of these teenagers, or is it simply a sign of their own perceived 'indestructibility' ?
The Piano Concerto, composed in 1868, survives unceasing exposure only to emerge perennially and 'indestructibly' fresh.
We're all a bit more image-conscious these days, and most of us aspire to greater fitness, especially once we get out of our twenties and lose that feeling of 'indestructibility' .
The book deals with the 'indestructibility' of the human spirit in the face of adversity.
It can be savage, unpredictable, ecstactic, 'indestructibly' powerful, pleasurable, a kind of primordial music that is beyond the mere phenomenology of representation.
Susan-the-robot was regarded as being 'indestructibly' powerful, unstoppable and practically all-knowing, with unlimited capabilities and possessing vast powers of alien calculation.
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