Impenetrable Meaning in English

word

US

ˌɪmˈpɛnətɹəbəɫ

im-PEN-uh-truh-buhl

UK

ɪmpˈɛnɪtɹəbəl

im-PEN-i-truh-buhl

التعريف

Impossible to pass through or enter. It also describes something very hard to understand.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal and literary, used for physical barriers ('impenetrable forest') and abstract challenges ('impenetrable argument'). Not used for ordinary obstacles. Common collocations: 'impenetrable wall', 'impenetrable code', 'impenetrable accent'.

• Spanish: impenetrable - incomprensible (difícil de entender)
• Portuguese (BR): impenetrável - incompreensível (difícil de entender)
• Portuguese (PT): impenetrável - incompreensível (difícil de perceber)
• Chinese (Simplified): 不可穿透的 - 难以理解的
• Chinese (Traditional): 無法穿透的 - 難以理解的
• Hindi: अभेद्य - समझ से बाहर (समझना मुश्किल)
• Arabic: غير قابل للاختراق - غير مفهوم (يصعب فهمه)
• Bengali: অভেদ্য - দুর্বোধ্য (বোঝা যায় না এমন)
• Russian: непроницаемый - непроходимый - непонятный (трудный для понимания)
• Japanese: 侵入できない - 理解できない
• Vietnamese: không thể xuyên qua - không thể hiểu nổi
• Korean: 뚫을 수 없는 - 이해할 수 없는
• Turkish: geçilmez - anlaşılmaz
• Urdu: ناقابلِ نفوذ - ناقابلِ فہم
• Indonesian: tidak dapat ditembus - tidak dapat dipahami

جمل نموذجية

The cave was hidden behind an impenetrable wall of bushes.

basic

This math problem seems impenetrable to me.

basic

They built an impenetrable fence around the garden.

basic

Her explanation was so dense, it felt totally impenetrable.

natural

We stared at the impenetrable forest, wondering how anyone could get through.

natural

Sometimes his handwriting is just impenetrable—I can't read a thing.

natural