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uncountable

/uhn-koun-tuh-buhl/US // ʌnˈkaʊn tə bəl //UK // (ʌnˈkaʊntəbəl) //

不可数,不可数的,不可胜数,不可计数

Related Words

boundless无边无际,无穷无尽,无限的,无边无际的capricious任性的,任性,任意妄为,任意chancy花心,花心的,花心思,花心大萝卜countless数不清的,数不尽的,数不胜数,数不胜数的enormous巨大的,巨大,庞大的,庞大erratic飘忽不定,飘忽不定的,反复无常,反覆无常iffy有问题,有问题的,不确定,不太好immeasurable不可估量的,无可估量的,无可估量,不可估量immense巨大的,巨大,庞大的,硕大的incomputable无法计算,无法计算的,不可计算,不可计算的inestimable不可估量的,不可估量,无可估量,无可估量的infinite无限,无限的,无限大,无穷无尽innumerable数不胜数,数不胜数的,数不清的,数不胜数的人jillion亿元,亿元人民币measureless不计量,不计量的,不计其数,无度numberless无数,无数的,无数字,无数个uncertain不明确,不确定,不明确的,不明朗unforeseen始料未及,始料未及的,意外,意外的unpredictable变幻莫测,变幻莫测的,变化莫测的,变化莫测untold不为人知的,不可告人的,不可告人,无尽的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : not countable; incapable of having the total precisely ascertained: uncountable colonies of bacteria; uncountable kindnesses and small favors.
    • : indefinitely large in number; infinite: the uncountable days of eternity.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.incalculable
Synonyms
boundless无边无际,无穷无尽,无限的,无边无际的capricious任性的,任性,任意妄为,任意chancy花心,花心的,花心思,花心大萝卜countless数不清的,数不尽的,数不胜数,数不胜数的enormous巨大的,巨大,庞大的,庞大erratic飘忽不定,飘忽不定的,反复无常,反覆无常fluctuant波动性,波动的,波动,波动型iffy有问题,有问题的,不确定,不太好immeasurable不可估量的,无可估量的,无可估量,不可估量immense巨大的,巨大,庞大的,硕大的incomputable无法计算,无法计算的,不可计算,不可计算的inestimable不可估量的,不可估量,无可估量,无可估量的infinite无限,无限的,无限大,无穷无尽innumerable数不胜数,数不胜数的,数不清的,数不胜数的人jillion亿元,亿元人民币measureless不计量,不计量的,不计其数,无度no end of无尽的,没有尽头,没有尽头的,无穷无尽no end to无穷无尽,无穷无尽的,无尽的,不止于此numberless无数,无数的,无数字,无数个uncertain不明确,不确定,不明确的,不明朗unfixed不固定的,非固定,未修复的,不固定unforeseen始料未及,始料未及的,意外,意外的unpredictable变幻莫测,变幻莫测的,变化莫测的,变化莫测unreckonable不可信赖的,不可信赖,不可信的,不可靠的untold不为人知的,不可告人的,不可告人,无尽的vast巨大的,庞大的,广阔的,浩瀚的whimsical奇思妙想,异想天开,奇思妙想的,异想天开的without number无编号,无号码,没有编号,不含号码zillion十亿,十万,十亿人,十亿美元

Examples

  • The cycle of test-and-learn has yielded uncountable benefits this year and helped the industry evolve in double-time.

  • She was 73, a mother of 10 and grandmother of an “uncountable number.”

  • Thus, the shameful, bigoted neglect of HIV/AIDS for most of his term at an uncountable cost in human life.

  • Then there are roundabouts uncountable, and gymnasia abundant.

  • The airport was just as he had remembered it on the first day of his awakening—it now seemed uncountable ages in the past.

  • Just beneath the shallow plough of the peasant lie riches uncountable for the nation that shall bring them to the light of day.

  • Many great fortunes were made in the War itself; an uncountable number got started during the two decades following.

  • The number of scraggy waste places he swept clear, first and last, and built tight human dwellings upon, is almost uncountable.

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