在 英语 中使用 Cannot entirely 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Men cannot entirely postpone.
Space mining has become a thing recently, so we cannot entirely rule out this eventuality.
Economics cannot entirely explain birth rates.
Space mining has become a thing recently, so we cannot entirely rule out this eventuality.
One cannot entirely escape one's past," the associate said.
It means that even Buddha's cannot entirely rely on their self-reliance.
Tools cannot entirely achieve the needs of a company or a system.
But without DNA tests, Witt admits that he cannot entirely rule out the possibility of CF.
Naturalism cannot entirely explain the geophysical history of the earth.
Smart contracts are still in their evolution phase and cannot entirely replace all forms of contracts.
And they cannot entirely rule out the possibility that the treatments themselves- or the patients' original medical conditions- caused the amyloid pathology.
The W3SVC remains in a“stopping” state, but cannot entirely block, or it cannot be restarted.
When the reservoir is full, the gates cannot entirely prevent leakage but can raise the water level up to 28 feet(8.5 m) above the spillway crest.
The two languages are distinct with different use cases and you cannot entirely substitute one for the other.
To the extent that protection cannot entirely eliminate the risk of negative outcomes, insurance, whether formal or informal, helps cushion the blow from adverse shocks.
All histories resemble The Iliad to this extent, that they cannot entirely dispense with the fictional element.
Rahimi cautioned that"despite the measures taken, we cannot entirely rule out the possibility of residual confounding explaining at least part of the observed association.
Clearly, a draft which is designed to regulate one of themost debated areas of the law of nations cannot entirely avoid close scrutiny or even criticism.
Professor Rahimi said:"Despite the measures taken, we cannot entirely rule out the possibility of residual confounding explaining at least part of the observed association.
Thus Smith shows how apprenticeship laws, restraints on international trade, the privileges of corporations, etc.,all disturb, but cannot entirely suppress, natural economic tendencies.
The W3SVC remains in a“stopping” state, but cannot entirely block, or it cannot be restarted.
So I feel really sorry for her family- but I cannot entirely empathize with them because I did not know her”.
However, those delays, ranging between two and three years, cannot entirely account for the backlog of The Work of CEDAW series.
It is easy tothink that the future is entirely bleak, but we cannot entirely understand the workings of a self-organizing networked economy.
Nevertheless, educational leaderswere responding to some extraordinarily difficult dilemmas, and they cannot entirely be blamed for some of the unintended results of their choices.
I could not entirely forget myself in abandon.
But even those measures could not entirely protect them.
I couldn't entirely control my tone.
But even those measures could not entirely protect them.