irreparably

/ˌɪˈɹɛpɝəbɫi/ adv

Such that it cannot be repaired.

Word Origin From Latin irreparabilis, with ir- 'not' and reparare 'to restore' — so irreparably means beyond fixing. The root parare 'to make ready' gives us prepare (make ready beforehand), separate (make apart), and compare (make equal with). Irreparable damage is damage you can't make ready again.

adv Such that it cannot be repaired.

The antique vase was irreparably damaged in the earthquake.

(副词) 无法修复地;不可挽回地

这个古董花瓶在地震中遭到了无法修复的损坏。

(adverbio) irreparablemente; irremediablemente; sin remedio [De tal manera que no puede ser reparado; irremediablemente.]

El jarrón antiguo fue dañado irremediablemente en el terremoto.

(adverbe) irrémédiablement; irréparablement [D'une manière qui ne peut être réparée ; de façon irréversible.]

Le vase ancien a été **irreparably** endommagé lors du tremblement de terre.

(Adverb) unwiederbringlich; nicht wiederherstellbar [**irreparably** – in einem Zustand, der nicht mehr repariert oder wiederhergestellt werden kann.]

Die antike Vase wurde durch das Erdbeben **irreparably** beschädigt.

(副詞) 修復不可能なほど;元通りにできない状態で。

そのアンティークの花瓶は、地震で修復不可能なほど壊れてしまった。

(advérbio) irreparavelmente; de forma irreparável [De tal forma que não pode ser reparado.]

O vaso antigo ficou irreparavelmente danificado no terremoto.

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