incorrigible

1 Trying to extinguish the spark of the rest—the merely incorrigible, those holding on to civilization by a thread—itself feels like a monstrosity.

2 Fernanda had not counted on that nasty trick of her incorrigible fate.

3 In her last decades, Taylor made films only as a visiting dignitary, vacationing from her good works, her incorrigible celebrity.

4 How football saved my relationship with Dad Topics: Fatherhood, Football, , As a kid I watched football with my dad, an inveterate Texan and incorrigible Oilers fan.

5 The language barrier forced Mr. Meehan and Ms. Ahrens to depend on translators to shape the dialogue and lyrics, and in doing so, rein in their own tendencies as incorrigible perfectionists.

6 He was a firm believer in human perfectibility, which is one of the convictions that would put him on a collision course with Luther, committed to the incorrigible depravity of human nature.

7 The sinking turned American opinion against the Germans — demonstrating, for some, the incorrigible treachery of the “Pirate Huns” — and became a rallying cry when America finally entered the war in 1917.

8 Bailey sits next to her, still facing the field and the incorrigible sheep.

9 He was incorrigible when he got to the encores.

10 “He always thought I was an incorrigible optimist. So he was genuinely astonished,” Bird would later say.

11 It also bears the signature excesses and lapses of Hollywood’s most incorrigible director of megabudget action pictures.

12 Within a few weeks the incorrigible reprobate was at his tricks again.

13 Education and taught for the first time I even had, but a continuous good times, incorrigible.

第一次我教育教育了就算了，可是连续好几次，屡教不改。

14 Jack — husband, father, drinker and incorrigible gambler — scratches out a meager living.

15 Mr. Braxton, playing alto, soprano, sopranino and baritone saxophones, brings his usual incorrigible insight.

16 Those who are really incorrigible should be expelled from the Party.

确实不能挽救的,要洗刷出去.

17 In three earlier books she expounded her conviction that Islam, her family’s religion, was incorrigibly flawed.

18 Hardcore locals, he said, were incorrigible: “It’s like dealing with warlords.”

19 She comes off as the world’s most Machiavellian principal, but she ultimately needs the talents of the best and the brightest—and most incorrigible and least submissive—in order to keep her own position.

20 Predictably, the incorrigible Ford and Huston yield the best wild-men-at-war stories, but the steady and responsible Wyler and Stevens are the guys you’d rather have sharing your foxhole.

1 屡教不改

incorrigibly

2 不可救药

be beyond redemption be past redemption beyond hope beyond redemption

3 难以对付的

tight

4 固执的

cussed tough salty uncompromising tenacious refractory wilful obstinate untoward stiff-necked mulish self-willed pig-headed bull-headed contumacious pertinacious hard-grained stand-fast fixed sticky wayward dogged wedded asinine wrong-headed unbending unpersuadable hell bent stiff-hearted hard-nose set persistent Victorian thwart adamant willful strong-willed dour implacable uppity ornery flinty pigheaded hardheaded wrongheaded bullheaded hard-set

5 任性

rackle free wild arbitrary naughty affectionate heady willful unruly freaky wayward capricious rambunctious headstrong self-indulgent freakish self-willed bullheaded pettish cross-grained dissocial arbitrarily fancy abandon freak abandonment caprice self-indulgence freakiness self-will freakery

6 固执

cussed tough salty uncompromising tenacious refractory wilful obstinate untoward stiff-necked mulish self-willed pig-headed bull-headed contumacious pertinacious contumacy a will of own hard-grained stand-fast fixed sticky wayward dogged wedded asinine wrong-headed unbending unpersuadable obstinateness persistence adherence intolerance noncompliance bigotry tenacity obstinacy persistency recalcitrance persist hell bent stiff-hearted hard-nose set persistent Victorian thwart adamant willful strong-willed dour implacable uppity ornery flinty pigheaded hardheaded wrongheaded bullheaded hard-set fetish pertinacity adamancy self-will hug hold by stand colors

7 积习难改

confirmedly inveterately set in ways

8 任性的

rackle free wild arbitrary naughty affectionate heady willful unruly freaky wayward capricious rambunctious headstrong self-indulgent freakish self-willed bullheaded pettish cross-grained dissocial

9 不能矫正的

incurable irredeemable uncurable

10 根深柢固的

ingrain ingrained inveterate ineradicable

11 不可救药的

irredeemable beyond redemption immedicable sad

12 根深蒂固的

rooted ingrain ingrained deep-seated deep-rooted crusted ineradicable engrained bred in the bone confirmed congenital entrenched dyed-in-the-wool

13 不能控制

ungovernably ungovernableness

14 难弄

nasty unmanageable

15 不可救药的人

stiff

16 难以纠正

incorrigibility

17 无可救药的

incurable condemned cureless hopeless irredeemable remediless

18 无可救药

incurable condemned cureless incurably irremediably incurability beyond redemption past redemption beyond reclaim past reclaim hopeless irredeemable remediless past praying for up the stick all dickey with one

19 根深柢固

ingrain ingrained inveterate ineradicable inveteracy enroot

20 根深蒂固

rooted ingrain ingrained deep-seated deep-rooted crusted ineradicable engrained inveteracy root bred in the bone

21 积习难改的

set in ways

22 难弄的

nasty unmanageable