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纽约时报高频词:irrevocable

irrevocable \ ɪˈrɛvəkəbəl \ adjectiveincapable of being retr

irrevocable \ ɪˈrɛvəkəbəl \ adjective

incapable of being retracted or revoked; cannot be undone or taken back

无法收回、不可撤销

词根记忆

ir-(否定前缀,表“不”)+ re-(重新,再)+ voc-(呼喊,召唤)+ -able(形容词后缀,表“可……的”)→ 不能被重新召唤回来的 → 不可撤销的、无法挽回的

纽约时报原文

He ponders the degree to which people might intentionally upset their lives before they find they’ve made some irrevocable mistake.

译文:他在思考,人们究竟会在多大程度上刻意打乱自己的生活,直到发现自己犯下了无法挽回的错误。

外刊常见搭配

irrevocable decision 不可挽回的决定

irrevocable agreement 不可撤销的协议

irrevocable commitment 不可撤销的承诺

例句

Her decision to quit her job was irrevocable; she had already turned down all other job offers and packed her things.

她辞职的决定是无法挽回的——她已经拒绝了所有其他工作机会,并且收拾好了东西。

In legal terms, a will becomes irrevocable once the testator passes away.

从法律角度来说,立遗嘱人去世后,遗嘱即具有不可撤销性。