- 看过 untouchable 的人也看了 :
- invulnerable
- imperceptible
- sacrosanct
- intangible
- forbidden
- impalpable
- inviolable
untouchable 的 2 个定义
- that may not be touched; of a nature such that it cannot be touched; not palpable; intangible.
- too distant to be touched.
- vile or loathsome to the touch.
- beyond criticism, control, or suspicion: Modern writers consider no subject untouchable.
- Hinduism. the former name given to a member of the lowest castes in India whose touch was believed to defile a high-caste Hindu.Compare Scheduled Caste.
- a person who is beyond reproach as to honesty, diligence, etc.
- a person disregarded or shunned by society or a particular group; social outcast: political untouchables.
- a person or thing considered inviolable or beyond criticism: such untouchables as Social Security in the federal budget.
untouchable 近义词
taboo
untouchable 的近义词 1 个
beyond reach
untouchable 的近义词 6 个
更多untouchable例句
- Today, Ma is no longer in public view and China is in the middle of a multi-pronged, regulatory crackdown on its previously untouchable tech giants.
- That engine is driven not by fate or by untouchable phenomena such as demographics but most importantly by policy decisions.
- Unfortunately, the biggest problems are often embedded in politically untouchable programs, popular initiatives or sprawling dilemmas, such as the drug-abuse epidemic in this country.
- After the 2019 NFL trade deadline passed, New York Jets General Manager Joe Douglas said he considered Sam Darnold a franchise quarterback, which in turn made Darnold “untouchable” for other teams.
- When we put people on pedestals we put them above the fray in a way that makes them untouchable.
- Beyoncé has, for close to a decade now, been a deity in entertainment: untouchable, successful, divine.
- “Most of them have fathers who are untouchable,” Sara, an IT consultant in Tehran, told the Times.
- Blackwater operated during the Iraq war with a sense that they were untouchable because—well, because they were.
- For Lewinsky, it was not so much untouchable as inescapable.
- That is a testament to how untouchable the scandal is—at least for Clinton.
- So meticulous, so spotless, so untouchable are they that the soul of the seeker nearly sickens for want of spice and flavor.
- An aura of coldness and power emanated from him—a sense of untouchable hauteur.
- Each song had its own peculiarity and sentiment to touch the public pulse, which so far has been untouchable.
- It stood, white in the floodlights, beautiful and untouchable in the darkness.
- It is slopping and burning and putting away with a rinse, that makes kettles and spiders untouchable.