unexplainable 的 3 个定义
- to make plain or clear; render understandable or intelligible: to explain an obscure point.
- to make known in detail: to explain how to do something.
- to assign a meaning to; interpret: How can you explain such a silly remark?
- to make clear the cause or reason of; account for: I cannot explain his strange behavior.
- to give an explanation.
- explain away, to diminish or nullify the significance of by explanation: He couldn't explain away his absence from home at the time the robbery was committed.to dispel by explanation: She explained away the child's fears.
unexplainable 近义词
inexplicable
更多unexplainable例句
- Machine-learning models excel at spotting correlations but are hard pressed to explain why one event should follow another.
- That leaves people “fearful of it happening again,” Gunnar explains.
- “It’s a massive period of change for the brain and for the whole endocrine system,” explains Megan Gunnar.
- Thus far, Target has been, explaining its record-setting success.
- I am going to explain what happens with contextual advertising, SEO, messengers, email, and social networks.
- Weiss, who had been in the firehouse consoling families throughout the day, said he struggled to explain the unexplainable.
- The series regulars sang original songs in her imagination, but did not actually break into any unexplainable dance routines.
- “There is something about the DNA of Israeli innovation that is unexplainable,” Shainberg said.
- But because the amounts differ, it was either a lab error or an unexplainable anomaly.
- The silence of the place began to try my nerves, and in a sudden, unexplainable panic I started for the open street.
- Why this beautiful drama should ever be absent from the boards is one of the unexplainable things.
- The elder told his story of inevitable failure, and strange unexplainable fatality.
- She was too proud to go back now on that promise, to rescind the contract because of an unexplainable fear.
- Many likes, unexplainable by any theory of personal appearance, etc., arise from this cause.