inescapable

英[inis'keipəbl]美[inis'keipəbl]

a. 逃不掉的,不可避免的

同：	[a.] ineluctable, unavoidable

There is an inescapable tension faced by all governments in reconciling their commitment to principles and the interests of the state.
这是各国政府都必须面对的问题，如何在国家原则和国家利益之间作出取舍。收藏
This recent debate highlights the importance of certain basic principles that are inescapable in teaching and learning.
对这个课题的辩论，让我们注意到教学和学习的一些基本原则。收藏
For each individual, several careers will be customary, and continuing education and retraining will be inescapable
对每个人来说，他们将惯常从事某几种职业，并将不可避免地继续进修和重新接受训练。收藏
A credibility gap is almost inescapable between generations.
两代人之间互不信任几乎是不可避免的。收藏
The word “globalization,” minted not much more than a decade ago, has become the inescapable and admittedly useful axiom of the international economy.
“全球化”这个词，十几年前就创造出来，已经成为国际经济的不可避免的和公认为有用的定理。收藏

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impossible to avoid or evade:
- inescapable conclusion
- an ineluctable destiny
- an unavoidable accident
[同] ineluctable, inescapable, unavoidable

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