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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries无情的
Pronunciation / Transliteration: wúqíng de
"敌人发起了无情的攻击。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Unceasingly intense or severe; continuous and without softening or yielding.
"The relentless heat made working outdoors nearly impossible."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late 16th century: from relent + -less.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "relentless" is said worldwide
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implacable
Transliteration: implacable
"La pluie était implacable toute la journée."
unerbittlich
Transliteration: unerbittlich
"Sie zeigten einen unerbittlichen Willen zum Erfolg."
implacabile
Transliteration: implacabile
"Il ritmo del lavoro è stato implacabile."
incesante
Transliteration: incesante
"Hubo una búsqueda incesante de los sospechosos."
implacável
Transliteration: implacavel
"O sol estava implacável naquele dia."
निरंतर
Transliteration: nirantar
"उसकी सफलता के प्रति निरंतर मेहनत रंग लाई।"
无情的
Transliteration: wúqíng de
"敌人发起了无情的攻击。"
끊임없는
Transliteration: kkeun-imeomneun
"그들은 끊임없는 노력을 기울였다."
容赦ない
Transliteration: yousha nai
"彼は容赦ないスケジュールをこなしている。"
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