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im·pen·etrable [ɪmˈpenɪtrəbl̩] AGG
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2. impenetrable fig (incomprehensible):
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Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
Like any material, however, they are not completely impenetrable.
en.wikipedia.org Along the way, he is enhanced by a regenerative nanotechnology process, which gives him an impenetrable metal body.
en.wikipedia.org He depicts the difficulty of capturing, snaring, or taming him, his vast size, his impenetrable scales, his flashing eyes, his snorting, and his immense strength.
en.wikipedia.org Even today, the swamp is impenetrable in places; a research group gave up in 2003 because it lost its way so many times.
en.wikipedia.org Whereas dense, hard, impenetrable materials like metals reflect most.
en.wikipedia.org Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
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www.sixpackfilm.com While the music follows a circular structure, avoiding peaks in its intonation, the elements growth on the visual level becomes increasingly dense and impenetrable.
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Während die Musik eine zirkuläre Struktur verfolgt und in ihrer Intonation Zuspitzungen vermeidet, wird das Wuchern der Elemente auf der Bildebene zunehmend dichter und undurchdringlicher.
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universes-in-universe.org This will break the image of Algeria as a "difficult" and "impenetrable" country.
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Das wird das Image Algeriens als ein "schwieriges" und "undurchdringliches" Land durchbrechen.
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foundation.generali.at Where reality is understood as ultimately unconquerable and impenetrable, poetic language enters the fray with its quest for the inalienable meaning of things.
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Da, wo Realität als letztlich uneinnehmbar und undurchdringlich begriffen wird, kommt die poetische Sprache, ihre Suche nach der unveräußerlichen Bedeutung der Dinge, zum Zug.
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www.secession.at Eva Schlegel refers to the impenetrable, insulating qualities of lead, while she contrasts the dreary lining of the space with the bright weightlessness of the mirror surface and the glass ceiling.
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Eva Schlegel referiert auf diese undurchdringlichen, isolierenden Eigenschaften des Bleis, kontrastiert die Düsternis der Um- bzw. Einmantelung des Raumes jedoch zugleich mit der hellen Schwerelosigkeit der Spiegelflächen und der Glasdecke.
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universes-in-universe.org These render it familiar yet perplexing, allowing for an intense aesthetic experience that is both inviting yet impenetrable, or, in other words, turbulent.
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Diese lassen es vertraut und dennoch verwirrend erscheinen und erlauben eine intensive ästhetische Erfahrung, die einladend und doch undurchdringlich ist oder, anders gesagt, turbulent.
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