unmanageable 的定义
- difficult or impossible to control, use, or manipulate
unmanageable 近义词
unruly, wild
更多unmanageable例句
- Mention Boy Meets World to a certain set of people and watch an almost unmanageable swell of joy light up their eyes.
- The mantra invoked by experts is that climate policy must aim to “avoid the unmanageable and manage the unavoidable.”
- Sometimes the program becomes unmanageable as it gets larger.
- Revolutions or unmanageable riots have inevitably followed the rise of masses of bored, underemployed young people.
- Sandy Weill: Did his empire building result in a company that was literally unmanageable?
- It was only in matters relating to the army that the government found the Commons unmanageable.
- A man can fight a couple of pigs at meal times, but a whole litter would probably prove unmanageable.
- Even the new nobility grew more unmanageable with every day.
- The result was that, by this craft hanging suspended to her, she became unmanageable and unable to turn one way or another.
- It is so unmanageable when raw that when it falls to the dog he usually bolts it, the case being otherwise hopeless.