Examples of using Impassable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Any housewife will appreciate the rather spacious and impassable kitchen.
fog and impassable terrain.
Exits: The edges of the battle map are usually impassable walls.
This has made lots of roads and bridges impassable.
It rendered many roads and bridges impassable.
The gulf between expectation and reality was impassable.
Border, which runs through impassable mountain trails,
In order to replace the Furka mountain section- still impassable in winter-, the 15 381 m long Furka Base Tunnel was built from 1973 to 1982 between Oberwald and Realp.
In the ancient chronicles describes a huge number of impassable thickets, but to date,
Together with them, you find yourself in impassable thickets of wild forests of the Amazon
Druids- the ancient inhabitants of the forest impassable thickets, does not show the light for a long time.
constantly remind man of the"limit" impassable for a created being.
Anthropomorphism and Revelation dig the impassable chasm between the material world
India was for the most part almost impassable country, with very few practicable routes through the jungle-clad hills.
Impassable woods advance onto cities from every side,
bridges over previously impassable obstacles.
it is almost impassable roads, passing through the hills
where impassable tropical jungle borders on magnificent sandy beaches with fine clean sand.
going beyond that limit, which remains impassable to the will and the freedom of man as a created being.
a large number of riddles or almost impassable locations.