implacable
/ɪmˈplæk.ə.bəl/adjective
C2formalcommon/ɪmˈplæk.ə.bəl/Describes a person or thing that cannot be appeased, pacified, or changed; relentless and unforgiving.
ruОписывает человека или вещь, которых невозможно умиротворить, успокоить или изменить; неумолимый и безжалостный.esDescribe a una persona o cosa que no se puede apaciguar, calmar o cambiar; inflexible y despiadado.frQualifie une personne ou une chose qu'on ne peut apaiser, adoucir ou fléchir ; qui est impitoyable et inflexible.deBeschreibt eine Person oder Sache, die man nicht besänftigen, beruhigen oder umstimmen kann; unerbittlich und gnadenlos.ptDescreve uma pessoa ou coisa que não pode ser apaziguada, acalmada ou mudada; que não cede a pedidos, súplicas ou esforços para amenizar sua posição; inflexível e impiedosa.zh形容人或事物无法被安抚、平息或改变;冷酷无情、毫不让步。arيصف شخصًا أو شيئًا لا يمكن تهدئته أو استرضاؤه أو تغييره؛ لا يرحم ولا يلين.
- Unstoppable or relentless C1 formal
Unable to be stopped, calmed, or satisfied; persistent and unyielding.
- The detective faced an implacable enemy who would not rest.
- Her implacable determination drove her to succeed against all odds.
- The storm was implacable, refusing to let up for days.
ruНеумолимыйesImplacablefrImplacable (sens : que rien ne peut arrêter)deUnnachgiebigptImplacávelzh不可动摇的arلا يرحم، لا يلين
Synonyms: adamantinexorableinflexiblepersistentrelentlessunrelentingunstoppableunyielding
- Unforgiving or unappeasable C1 formal
Refusing to be appeased or pacified; showing no mercy or forgiveness.
- He was an implacable critic of the government's policies.
- The victim's family remained implacable in their demand for justice.
- Her implacable anger made reconciliation impossible.
ruНеумолимыйesImplacablefrImplacable (sens : qui ne se laisse pas apaiser)deUnversöhnlichptImplacávelzh不可平息的arلا يُراضى ولا يُلين
Synonyms: grimhardheartedinexorablemercilesspitilessrelentlessremorselessunappeasableunforgivingunrelenting
Antonyms: appeasablecompassionateforgivingkindlenientmercifulplacable
- more implacable comparative form
- most implacable superlative form