Перевод слова

Перевод: intractable

[прилагательное]
неподатливый; непокорный; трудновоспитуемый; труднообрабатываемый; трудноизлечимый

Тезаурус:

1. In the process, it had simply underlined the almost intractable dangers of nuclear waste disposal.
2. The disposal of toxic wastes is one of the most intractable problems facing industrialised societies.
3. Such an analogue might block the normal use of folic acid and cause intractable and fatal anaemia, so it would be a hazardous substance to try.
4. Book provision generates some particularly intractable management problems, especially in the area of quality control of work carried out.
5. In this chapter we concentrate on the problem of integrating geographical data reported for different areal spatial units, one of the most intractable of all data integration problems.
6. These are the truly intractable pains and they are called intractable because they respond to no known form of therapy.
7. We work mainly in Clerkenwell and Pentonville, where the problems are particularly intractable."
8. In later years, for example, attempts were made in 1930, 1932, 1936, 1938, 1944, 1948, 1952, 1962 and since then, to establish it but the frequency with which resolutions were passed on the subject reveals the intractable nature of the problem.)
9. When the Cork-based company, Raybestos of Ringaskiddy, was found to be dumping asbestos illegally in the late 1970s, it created such local uproar and intractable opposition that the company had to leave.
10. But simply supplying the latest efficient machines, or sending experts to a country for a few months are not long-term answers, and do not address the most intractable barriers to action.
11. The problems are more intractable than five years ago.
12. It also became apparent that they could be useful in subdividing the intractable stretch of time from Late Cambrian to Silurian; they changed in obvious ways from one rock formation to the next.
13. When at last your gum boots got you, bent double, to the other end you could straighten up to see, again framed in foliage, the mature dream gardens of well-off homeowners, their sumptuous spreads a far cry from the fresh plots of intractable clay that fronted our council houses.