Examples of using Implacable in English and their translations into Russian
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Slow but implacable.
Aunt Judith's voice was drained and implacable.
Back to implacable faiths.
Some of our publications carry interviews with our most implacable enemies.
Such are the implacable laws of life.
This is about sovereignty andthe survival of our continent in a world governed by the implacable laws of natural selection.
But Putin was implacable to the end.".
One of the ships,the former Duguay-Trouin served with the British for the next 144 years under the name HMS Implacable.
You were all implacable.
Critic and implacable political opponent of Ukrainian nationalism.
Life dictates to us its implacable laws.
During the fight Implacable lost six dead and 26 wounded; Vsevolod lost some 48 dead and 80 wounded.
Courageous, indomitable, implacable, impossible.
He is an implacable and uncompromising Isolationist with immense prestige in California, of which he has twice been Governor.
Israel and Iraq have been implacable foes since 1948.
In all cases,statements on both sides very often sound like incantations crashing against the wall of cold implacable reality.
It is an insidious and implacable enemy that destroys families.
Disfigured by a jealousy that will eventually consume her,she must endure the tests of an implacable destiny… until death ensues.
Marx and Rothschild, though both Jews,are implacable enemies and could not co-operate in one and the same conspiracy.
Disfigured by a jealousy that will eventually consume her,she must endure the tests of an implacable destiny… until death ensues.
On 16 August, Saumarez then sent Centaur and Implacable, under Captain Thomas Byam Martin, also a 74-gun third rate.
Iii The implacable struggle against the terrorist and criminal networks, which must be neutralized by all possible legitimate means.
Then the company receives the image of an implacable fighter as a bonus.
This facade masks their true, implacable nature, allowing them to gather clues without arousing interest or suspicion.
Stalin was a Georgian,a race famous for its implacable vindictiveness.
Iii The implacable struggle against the terrorist and criminal networks, which must be neutralized by all possible legitimate means.
The Soviet Union is thus the object of implacable imperialist hostility.
Otherwise, their implacable goal of rearming and returning one day to the battle field promises a long night of recurring horror for Central Africa.
Vahag Chakhalyan, meanwhile, remained an implacable opponent of the local authorities in.
Despite his implacable politics, Chindasuinth is recorded in religious journals as a great benefactor of the church, donating many lands and bestowing privileges.