irreplaceably

/ɪɹᵻplˈeɪsəbli/ adv

In an irreplaceable manner; (frequently) uniquely, singularly.

Word Origin The breakdown ir+re+place+able+ly shows layers: 'ir-' (not), 're-' (again), 'place' (from Latin platea 'broad street, open space'), and '-able' (capable of). So irreplaceably means 'in a way that cannot be put back in its place.' The root 'place' originally meant a courtyard or broad street — you can almost see the open space. Related words: replace, displace, commonplace, fireplace.

adv In an irreplaceable manner; (frequently) uniquely, singularly.

Her contribution to the project was irreplaceably valuable.

(副词) 不可替代地;独一无二地;无可替代地

她对项目的贡献具有不可替代的价值。

(adverbio) De manera irreemplazable; (frecuentemente) de forma única, singular.

Su contribución al proyecto fue irreemplazablemente valiosa.

(adverbe) irremplaçablement; de manière irremplaçable; inégalablement [De manière irremplaçable ; de façon unique et singulière.]

Sa contribution au projet était **irreplaceably** précieuse, impossible à égaler.

(Adverb) unersetzlich; einzigartig [Auf eine Weise, die nicht ersetzt werden kann; oft einzigartig oder unverwechselbar.]

Ihr Beitrag zum Projekt war **irreplaceably** wertvoll.

(副詞) かけがえのないほどに、取って代わりの利かないほどに

彼女の仕事への貢献は、かけがえのないほど貴重だった。

(advérbio) insubstituivelmente; de forma insubstituível [De maneira insubstituível; (frequentemente) de forma única, singularmente.]

A contribuição dela para o projeto foi insubstituivelmente valiosa.

Word parts: ir + re + place + able + ly

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