untouchable
adj. 不可及的,達不到的; 不可接觸的; 不可捉摸的
n. 賤民; 被遺棄的人; 棘手的事
If you say that someone is untouchable, you mean that they cannot be affected or punished in any way.
I want to make it clear, however, that no one is untouchable in this investigation.
但我想說明白一點,這次調查誰都逃不了。
If you describe someone, especially a sports player or entertainer, as untouchable, you are emphasizing that they are better than anyone else in what they do.
A lot of the players began to feel they were untouchable.
許多球手開始覺得自己天下無敵。
Some people refer to Hindus of the lowest social rank as untouchables .
He was born an untouchable in a very poor village in south India.
他出身賤民,生於印度南部一個非常貧困的村子。
1. belongs to lowest social and ritual class in India
1. beyond the reach of criticism or attack or impeachment;
2. impossible to assail
3. forbidden to the touch;
4. defiling to the touch; especially used in traditional Hindu belief of the lowest caste or castes
5. not capable of being obtained;
Politicians once thought untouchable have been brought to trial for corruption.
那些曾經無法無天的政治家們也因腐敗而受到審判.
For most people limits are untouchable. For the successful they are challenges.
眾人在極限面前望而生畏, 成功者將它視為新一輪挑戰.
Most importantly, to unionists grammar schools represent continuity and social conservatism, and are pretty much untouchable.
對工會黨來說,最重要的是文法學校代表著連續性和社會對話, 而且是不可動搖的.
All the articles are untouchable the museum.
展覽館內一切物品禁止觸控.
This youth has never shown remorse and he felt he was untouchable.
他從來沒有對此行為表示後悔,甚至還覺得他是不可侵犯的.