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unbeatably

/ʌnbˈiɾəbli/ adv

In an unbeatable manner.

Word Origin Unbeatably means in an unbeatable manner. Beat comes from Old English bēatan 'to strike', from PIE *bau- 'to strike'. The idea of beating as defeating comes from striking down. The same root gives us heartbeat, drumbeat, and offbeat. Unbeatably is the adverb form of unbeatable.

adv In an unbeatable manner.

The champion boxer fought unbeatabley, defending his title for the fifth consecutive time.

(副词) 不可战胜地；无敌地

这位冠军拳击手以不可战胜的方式战斗，连续第五次卫冕冠军头衔。

(adverbio) De manera invencible.

El boxeador campeón peleó de manera invencible, defendiendo su título por quinta vez consecutiva.

(adverbe) invinciblement; de manière imbattable [De manière imbattable ; sans pouvoir être surpassé.]

Le boxeur champion a combattu de manière imbattable, défendant son titre pour la cinquième fois consécutive.

(Adverb) unbesiegbar; unschlagbar [Auf eine Weise, die nicht zu besiegen ist; unschlagbar.]

Der Champion-Boxer kämpfte **unbeatably** und verteidigte seinen Titel zum fünften Mal in Folge.

(副詞) 打ち負かすことのできない方法で。

チャンピオン・ボクサーは5回連続でタイトルを防衛し、打ち負かしようがないように戦った。

(advérbio) invencivelmente; de maneira invencível; de modo invencível [De maneira invencível.]

O boxeador campeão lutou de forma invencível, defendendo seu título pela quinta vez consecutiva.

Synonyms: invincibly indomitably unconquerably flawlessly perfectly
Word parts: un + beat + able + ly

Related words

beat beatable unbeaten beater beating

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