unquenchable 的定义
- to slake, satisfy, or allay.
- to put out or extinguish.
- to cool suddenly by plunging into a liquid, as in tempering steel by immersion in water.
- to subdue or destroy; overcome; quell: to quench an uprising.
- Electronics. to terminate by application of a voltage.
unquenchable 近义词
等同于 insatiable
等同于 irrepressible
等同于 voracious
unquenchable 的近义词 21 个
- avid
- insatiable
- prodigious
- rapacious
- ravenous
- covetous
- devouring
- dog-hungry
- edacious
- empty
- gluttonous
- gorging
- grasping
- gross
- omnivorous
- piggy
- ravening
- starved
- starved to death
- starving
- uncontrolled
unquenchable 的反义词 2 个
等同于 unappeasable
等同于 gluttonous
更多unquenchable例句
- It takes massive amounts of energy to pump San Diego’s main source – the Colorado River – to quench demands already.
- “When I looked at it, it seemed unquenchable and endless and infinite,” he remembers.
- Harold's unquenchable desire, the axis mundi of his existence.
- The muscle soreness soon escalated into a storm of extreme symptoms—crippling pain, flu-like weakness, unquenchable thirst.
- She left the convent in 1997, went back to school, and later wrote a memoir about her experience, An Unquenchable Thirst.
- But locking up Ai simply made clear the power of his kind of oppositional art, and its global impact, and how unquenchable it is.
- Though stern and even hard in his official duties, he had unquenchable natural affections.
- There were aspects of that unquenchable agitation that were absolutely heroic and aspects that were absolutely pitiful.
- He had discovered a new quality, the same heroic soul that her brother Philip had, the unquenchable courage of the great marshal.
- Generous and full of exuberance, he had some warm friends whom he amused extremely by his unquenchable enthusiasm and good humour.
- Tow dipped in it was fastened to the heads of arrows, which thus became carriers of unquenchable flame.