exceptionable

1 There was little in the Iraq speech that was exceptional with respect to language or policy, and not much that was exceptionable either.

2 There's nothing exceptionable in it.

那没有可非难之处。

3 Few young men can consistently wear diamonds, and they are, if not positively exceptionable, in no degree requisite to the completion of the most elaborate toilette.

4 “Jocelyn,” though certainly intended by the author to be pure, wavers at points on the edge of the exceptionably ambiguous.

5 All the expurgations of Pope were insufficient to make his version as little exceptionable in the eighteenth century as was the original of Chaucer to the world of the fourteenth century.

6 Exceptional which means "unusual," "forming an exception" should not be confused with exceptionable which means "open to objection."

7 The really exceptionable provision was that which excluded so large a class of Southern men from public office, and just that class with which a friendly understanding was most desirable.

8 His walk too, which in his own unaffected natural gait is not exceptionable, he frequently spoils by a kind of pushing step, at open war with dignity of deportment.

9 It was a clean waste of exceptionable sympathy; and a squaw, or some miner out of work, would do as well in this case.

10 as long as the language is not exceptionable, people can discuss any topic they want in the chat room

11 The risk of having exceptionable principles incorporated into the Constitution was one that had to be encountered at some time, and there were cogent reasons for meeting it then.

12 Finally, depending on the former analyses, this passage will set forward different measures to found and perfect exceptionable rule of illegal proof.

最后，在前述分析基础上，提出确立和完善非法证据排除规则的各种措施。

13 Undue brevity is just as exceptionable here as in the poem; but undue length is yet more to be avoided.”

14 Yet there is upon the whole so little exceptionable, and such abundant beauties in Mr. Cooper’s Macbeth, that we think he ought there to plant his standard.

15 The ordinary relations of men are not competitive and antagonistic as in free society; and selfishness is not general, but exceptionable.

16 Many of the stories, to which we have ventured to object, are by no means unfit for school-boys, to whom the characters which are most exceptionable cannot be new.

17 The sole possible response takes the exceptionable shape of loud peals of laughter.

18 There should be room in today’s vast television landscape for a series that points out the exceptionable.

19 The phrase 'domineering rich' is exceptionable," said Major Cartwright, "as it may, by cavillers, be construed into an attempt to excite the poor to invade the property of the rich.

20 The writings of these infidels have in them, it is true, many of the most exceptionable passages, but, as far as we know, their private lives were generally good.

1 令人不快的

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2 例外

special saving exceptional exceptive but reserve exception

3 罕见

selcouth rare exceptional uncommon colossal infrequent unwonted scarcity infrequency infrequence

4 可反对的

opposable

5 杰出

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6 优越的

exceptional high-tone

7 特别的

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8 例外的

special saving exceptional exceptive

9 不合意的

unacceptable uncongenial

10 杰出的

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11 不快

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12 不快的

evil dull uneasy queasy dorty

13 罕见的

selcouth rare exceptional uncommon colossal infrequent unwonted

14 恼怒的

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15 优越

exceptional high-tone meliority superior superiority preponderance predominance gree

16 令人不快

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17 恼怒

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18 不合意

unacceptable uncongenial against will

19 特别

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20 异常

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21 异常的

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