imponderables

英 [ɪmˈpɒndərəblz]

美 [ɪmˈpɑndərəbəlz]

n.  难以衡量(或估量)的事物
imponderable的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 难以解释的事情;无法估计的事物
  Animponderableis something unknown which it is difficult or impossible to estimate or make correct guesses about.
  1. They are speculating on the imponderables of the future.
     他们猜测着未来难以预见的事情。

双语例句

• Risks is not the right term, but there are some imponderables, Mr. Conrad added.
  风险并非正确的说法，但这里有一些无法估量的东西，康拉德补充道。
• It is certainly hard to spot bubbles; but central banks already grapple with other imponderables, such as the size of the output gap or the level of structural unemployment.
  觉察出泡沫当然是困难的；但是中央银行已经密切关注其它非同小可的经济指标，例如经济产出差距的规模和结构性失业的水平。
• Such imponderables as power and knowledge.
  诸如权力和知识之类无法估量的东西。
• It is difficult to take all these imponderables together and to fashion them into a simple definition of poverty in the United states.
  把所有这些无法估量的因素加在一起，对美国的贫困问题下一个简单的定义是很困难的；
• There are too many imponderables to tell whether this theoretical argument is what really counts in practice.
  要判断这种理论观点在实践中是否真的有价值，有太多不可精确估量的因素。
• Exactly how many refugees will be left after this long and bloody war is one of many imponderables.
  在这长期的流血战争之后，究竟会留下多少难民是许多无法估计的事情之一。
• Human behavior depends on many imponderables.
  人类行为由许多不确定影响决定。
• In any case, as Mr Bernanke acknowledges, imponderables ( such as future economic growth) and structural problems ( providing health care and retirement benefits to an ageing population) make hard and fast rules unrealistic.
  不管怎样，正如伯南克承认的那样，无法估量的事件（比如未来的经济增长）以及结构性问题（为老龄化人口提供医疗保健与退休福利）让快速制定严苛的法规显得不切实际。
• They are speculating on the imponderables of the future.
  他们猜测着未来难以预见的事情。