irrepressible
不可压抑
definition
adjective
a great shout of irrepressible laughter
not able to be controlled or restrained.
example
The villains then were misguided terrorists, the perpetrators now are our 'irrepressible' politicians.
They were also usually, if not always, a restraining influence on the more abrasive, if not 'irrepressible' side of Mercer.
Khan was in 'irrepressible' form from the start, raining in fast and accurate punches from every angle, to leave the hapless Korean stunned.
But this young Chinese girl has an indomitable spirit and an 'irrepressible' enthusiasm.
But the artists and musicians, poets and students and philosophers of the old town proved irksomely 'irrepressible' .
I'm sure I can only begin to imagine what a parent can feel to have their child ripped away from their lives by 'irrepressible' crime.
But after 23 years in the cold, the 'irrepressible' necktie is making a comeback in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Then there are bands that have an 'irrepressible' spark that makes you want to keep listening and watching no matter what they sling at you.
Refusing to be rattled by their losses, however, Oxford responded with a goal and a point from the 'irrepressible' Brendan McGurk.
Suddenly the procession is interrupted by 'irrepressible' sobbing.
We will be able to continue to manage without Ken's 'irrepressible' scaremongering for the foreseeable future.
With its dilated eyes under raised eyebrows, it expresses 'irrepressible' terror.
Vehicles break down, complaints come in, work needs to be rescheduled, but it is all done with 'irrepressible' good humour and charm.
I succumbed to an 'irrepressible' urge to burst into song.
It all came from a sweeping movement, when the 'irrepressible' Scott Hadden and Chris Capaldi combined to devastating effect.
An 'irrepressible' figure, Demarco's commitment to bringing radical artists to Scotland remains undiminished.
It remains uncertain, despite his 'irrepressible' need to perform in public, whether Jackson himself will take the stand.
Irresistible and 'irrepressible' , Warne had stolen the stage.
Surely it is only a matter of time before technology grows and becomes such an 'irrepressible' force that to try to restrict it would be folly.
For they know that within you is a force that is like that of a hurricane - wild, natural, untamed and 'irrepressible' .
The 'irrepressibility' later attributed to the Welsh by Gerald of Wales nonetheless applies to all the British and Irish during this period.
And because these old motorcycles are so particular to the rough-and-ready, 'irrepressibly' hip East Village, the riders are also partisan.
This is a story of the 'irrepressibility' of art and desire, which are identified.
However, the tone of the picture is 'irrepressibly' cheerful.
‘An 'irrepressibly' buoyant Tory right-winger propositioned me back in the days when they were invincible’.
There is such an 'irrepressibility' to him, such a vibrancy, it seems as though he has just left a party, a joyous occasion, to meet you and the music and the laughter are still ringing in his ears.
But it doesn't stop there, Teebee is an 'irrepressibly' cheerful, if busy, guy.
Flintoff exemplified the power of personality and his 'irrepressibility' by dismissing Sarwan, the man of the tournament, with his first ball.
Apparently it was talent, determination and an 'irrepressibly' optimistic spirit that won this vivacious young woman the role.
But today none the less marks a triumph of huge import, signaling America's and New York's 'irrepressibility' .
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