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impassable

/ɪmˈpæs.ə.bəl/

Traduction: Qualifie une route, un chemin ou un terrain sur lequel on ne peut pas passer ou qu'on ne peut pas traverser.

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adjective

/ɪmˈpæs.ə.bəl/B2formal
  • frQualifie une route, un chemin ou un terrain sur lequel on ne peut pas passer ou qu'on ne peut pas traverser.

Describes a road, path, or area that cannot be traveled through or crossed.

  1. Impossible to traverse or crossB2formal

    Not able to be traveled through or crossed, typically referring to a road, path, or terrain.

    frInfranchissable (en parlant d'un chemin, d'un terrain)

    • The heavy snow made the mountain pass impassable for weeks.
    • The river was swollen and impassable after the storm.
    • Due to the landslide, the road has become completely impassable.
    • The desert terrain was nearly impassable without a four-wheel-drive vehicle.

    Synonymesimpenetrableinaccessibleunpassableuntraversable

    Antonymesnavigablepassabletraversable

  2. Blocked or closed for passageB2informal

    Describing a route, entrance, or barrier that prevents any movement through it.

    frImpraticable (bloqué ou fermé au passage)

    • The police set up a barricade, making the street impassable.
    • After the earthquake, many streets were impassable due to debris.
    • The thick fog made the highway nearly impassable for drivers.
    • The fallen tree rendered the footpath impassable until it was removed.

    Synonymesbarricadedblockedclosedimpenetrableobstructedsealedunpassableuntraversable

    Antonymesclearnavigableopenpassable

Formes
  • more impassable comparative form
  • most impassable superlative form
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