Tłumaczenia dla hasła „impenetrable“ w angielsko » polski słowniku

impenetrable [ɪmˈpenɪtrəbl̩] PRZYM.

1. impenetrable:

impenetrable fog, darkness

nieprzenikniony

impenetrable barrier, wall

nie do pokonania

impenetrable jungle, swamp

nie do przebycia

impenetrable fortress

nie do zdobycia

2. impenetrable (incomprehensible):

impenetrable

niezrozumiały

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

He was quoted as saying that until 1982, he had difficulties with the impenetrable barrier of jargon.

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Walls were eleven feet thick, thought to be impenetrable except by only the largest land artillery- which at the time were smooth bore cannon.

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In fact, much of the surrounding area was practically impenetrable by men or horses.

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Nobody should know about your movements; try to keep them shrouded in the most impenetrable secrecy.

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Further expeditions by the military in 1883 and 1887 also determined that the mountains were virtually impenetrable.

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The film was not an immediate hit among many critics, who faulted its lack of dialogue, slow pacing, and seemingly impenetrable storyline.

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Even today, the swamp is impenetrable in places; a research group gave up in 2003 because it lost its way so many times.

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Most of these, however, run east-west, whereas the coastline runs north-south, and much of the remaining bushland between has grown thick and impenetrable.

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It was intended to be impenetrable and could be used for sheltering troops or stores.

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The long spears (pikes) pointed outwards at various heights gave these formations a formidable and impenetrable appearance.

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