unshakable

英 [ʌnˈʃeɪkəbl]

美 [ʌnˈʃeɪkəbl]

adj. 不能改变的; 不可动摇的; 坚定不移的; 坚不可摧的

BNC.40356 / COCA.23177

牛津词典

adj.

adj

without flaws or loopholes
1. an ironclad contract
2. a watertight alibi
3. a bulletproof argument
Synonym:unassailablewatertightbulletproof
marked by firm determination or resolution
1. firm convictions
2. a firm mouth
3. steadfast resolve
4. a man of unbendable perseverence
5. unwavering loyalty
Synonym:firmsteadfaststeadystiffunbendableunfalteringunwavering

An unshakable belief in something without need for proof or evidence.
对于某事不需要证明或证据的不可动摇的信念。
The odds we face are numerous and heavy but resolve is firm and unshakable.
我们面临着重重困难，但是我们的决心坚定不移。
Mr. Obama said the bond between Israel and the United States is unshakable.
奥巴马说，以色列和美国之间的关系是不可动摇的。
These virtues give me an unshakable faith in America.
这些品质使我对美国有不可动摇的信心。
His unshakable conviction that in the end socialism must win.
他那社会主义最终一定胜利的坚定不移的信念。
And that faith is unshakable.
而且这份信心将是不可动摇的。
Such position articulated by the previous cabinets will remain unshakable into the future.
这些历代内阁的立场今后也将是坚定不移的。
But there are some who might feel knowledge is this unshakable pillar.
但他们还是认为科学是不可动摇的。
As an unshakable creed of classical contract law, its important function is self-evident.
作为古典契约法的一个不可动摇的信条，其重要作用不言而喻。
There was a glow on his face, wrinkled by a life time of suffering, that inspired one with a feeling of unshakable optimism.
他那饱经风霜的多皱的脸上发着光彩，使人产生一种乐观的感觉。