| 单词 | invincible |
| 释义 | invincible (ɪnvɪnsɪbəl ) 1. adjective If you describe an army or sports team as invincible, you believe that they cannot be defeated. When he is on form he is virtually invincible. Synonyms: unbeatable, unassailable, indomitable, unyielding invincibility (ɪnvɪnsɪbɪlɪti ) uncountable noun ...symbols of the invincibility of the Roman army. [+ of] 2. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] If someone has an invincible belief or attitude, it cannot be changed. He also had an invincible faith in the medicinal virtues of garlic. Collocations: almost invincible From then on she was almost invincible in championship play. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It makes you feel almost invincible. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Meanwhile, they have been almost invincible at home. The Sun (2007) He often favoured past rowing experience over current results, and those rowers selected were seemingly invincible. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Games in Melbourne next month after six sizzling days of trials that brought four world records for a squad of women fast emerging as seemingly invincible. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Racing relies on a fine balance between speed and staying on the track but don't worry about crashes - the cars are seemingly invincible. The Sun (2011) Translations: Chinese: 不可战胜的 Japanese: 無敵の |
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