assailable

基本解释

• adj.可攻击的；有弱点的

同根派生

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英汉例句

双语例句

• There was one assailable point in this statement.
  这个声明中有一点是有訾议的。
• There was one assailable point in this statement.
  这个申明中有一点是有隙可乘的。
• The investigation revealed one assailable point in his life.
  调查的结果暴露了他生活中的一个可訾议地方。

权威例句

• The president, they say, should renegotiate his subservient relationship with Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who, as supreme leader, is the least assailable of the conservative arbiters.
  ECONOMIST: How to fight a conservative establishment that always wins
• While he doesn't say just what Facebook's flaws are, he sees the Bay Area rival as entirely assailable through a unique Google approach to the category, much as Google fought past other search engines roughly a decade ago.
  ENGADGET
• At the same time, those who view relatively unlimited gun ownership as an essential and non-assailable right granted to us all in the Bill of Rights must begin to better understand and appreciate why anti-gun advocates simply cannot see the sense and logic behind making combat style weapons and high capacity magazine clips available to civilian purchasers.
  FORBES: Guns: What Do We Do Now?

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词组短语

短语

• assailable conclusion 攻击性的结论
• assailable e 可攻击的
• seemingly invalid and assailable 似能破

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