Examples of using Impervious in English and their translations into Chinese
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Taken altogether, the project manages all rainwater runoff on the roughly three-acre site, as well as for an additional acre of offsite impervious ground.
Although Linux is a much more secure operating system compared to the more widely used Windows, it is not impervious to misconfigurations and malware infections.
El Yunque, Majestic Rocky Icon of Puerto Rico: Impervious to the Ravages of Time?
The combination enables the pill to quickly swell in the stomach while remaining impervious to the stomach's churning acidic environment.
My dearest daughter, the human race is, to a large extent, impervious to My Existence.
Even the loudest baby-crying didn't seem to disturb Father,” adding,“He could go on with his work completely impervious to noise.”.
And no matter how great or fabulous you are, there are woman out there that are stone cold, impervious to your charms.
The compressed file contains 5 Tif files, which correspond to the impervious distribution of Sanya City in 2004, 2008, 2011, 2013 and 2015.
After processing the Landsat image data of the research area for nearly 10 years, a time series of impervious surface distribution products were formed.
In other words, presumably the brain's language-processor should be encapsulated- impervious to the influence of other aspects of the mind's functioning.
And that is a revenue stream that has so far proved largely impervious to sanctions and air raids.
Battle droids controlled tanks and STAPs, faceless and empty metal shells impervious to pain, devoid of emotion, and programmed to fight until destroyed.
It is over this trusted channel, impervious to attack, that users confirm their identities when accessing their accounts and initiating sensitive digital transactions.
Unfortunately, the very same habit which makes them impervious to the bad writing may make them impervious also to the good.
Water flows more quickly from an impervious area, which generates more intense downstream flow, and consequently more flooding.
Hope and the future for me are not in lawns and cultivated fields, not in towns and cities, but in the impervious and quaking swamps.
Bacteria can also acquire additional resistance mechanisms from other microorganisms, which can make them largely impervious to currently available antibiotics.
For, as you indicate, the people you're talking to are impervious to scholarship.
It's transparent and available for all to see and impervious to tampering and other cyberattacks.
Massive stone walls were once the last line of defence for ancient cities- impervious structures built to protect their inhabitants from enemies outside.