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impassably

/ɪmpˈæsəbli/ adv

In an impassable manner.

Word Origin Impassable comes from in- 'not' and passable 'able to be passed' — literally 'not able to be crossed.' Impassably is the adverb. Pass comes from Latin passus 'a step,' giving us passage, passenger, and surpass (to step beyond). So an impassable road cannot be stepped over.

adv In an impassable manner.

The road was blocked impassably by the landslide, forcing a long detour.

(副词) 无法通行地

道路被山体滑坡完全阻断，无法通行，迫使人们绕远路。

(adverbio) De manera intransitable.

La carretera estaba bloqueada de manera intransitable por el deslizamiento de tierra, obligando a un largo desvío.

(adverbe) infranchissablement; de manière infranchissable [De manière infranchissable, au point de bloquer tout passage.]

La route était **impassably** bloquée par le glissement de terrain, forçant un long détour.

(Adverb) unpassierbar; unbefahrbar [Auf eine Weise, die unpassierbar ist; so, dass etwas nicht durchquert oder überwunden werden kann.]

Die Straße war durch den Erdrutsch **impassably** blockiert und zwang zu einem langen Umweg.

(副詞) 通行できない manner で。進めないように。

道路は地滑りによって通れないほど塞がれ、長い迂回を強いられた。

(advérbio) intransitavelmente; intransponivelmente; infranqueavelmente [De maneira intransitável; de forma que não pode ser atravessada.]

A estrada foi bloqueada intransitavelmente pelo deslizamento, forçando um longo desvio.

Synonyms: impenetrably imperviously blockedly obstructedly unnavigably Antonyms: passably navigably traversably openably

Related words

passable passage passenger past

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