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Übersetzung für 'unquenchable' von Englisch nach Deutsch

unquenchable{adj} [thirst]

unstillbar

unquenchable{adj}

unauslöschlich
unlöschbar

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unquenchable{adj} [fig.]

unauslöschbar

unquenchable fire

unlöschbares Feuer{n}

unquenchable thirst

unlöschbarer Durst{m}
nicht zu löschender Durst{m}

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• "The Times" gave the film a mixed review, rating 3 out of 5 stars, saying "Given the subject matter and the sheer volume of putrefying human remains, it's remarkable that the movie still bobs along on a seemingly unquenchable current of sentimental optimism".
• 235) pictured Hades, the abode of the dead, as containing "a lake of unquenchable fire" at the edge of which the unrighteous "shudder in horror at the expectation of the future judgment, (as if they were) already feeling the power of their punishment".
• and admitted to its fold the conscientious desis with an unquenchable thirst and feel for the game and made them realize that their transition form mere onlookers to worthy wielders of the willow.
• At "the New York Times", Gerald Jonas described Faye as "engaging", with an "unquenchable spirit and pure heart", but noted that the narrative "stops for nothing, not even common sense", and that it is "wish-fulfillment fantasy of a high order".
• In hour 8 the sun god opens the doors of the tomb and Horus calls upon a monstrous serpent with the unquenchable fire to destroy the enemies of his father, Osiris, by burning their corpses and cooking their souls.

• The Crimson Shadow will aid the young warrior, but even this unquenchable force of magic may falter against Greensparrow's ultimate weapon.
• Many saw this as the result of Pegler's drive and ability to inspire others with his unquenchable enthusiasm for fulfilling his dream.
• A Spanish journalist observed, "With his inelegant Tin Man running style, erratic crossing and unquenchable zest for lager, he was the soul of football.
• They also hold that Hell is not an eternal place and that the descriptions of it as "eternal" or "unquenchable" does not mean that the fire will never go out.
• In the limited series "Marvel Zombies", the Red Skull is an undead zombie with an unquenchable hunger for the flesh of the living.

• Hippolytus of Rome pictures the underworld (Hades) as a place where the righteous dead, awaiting in the bosom of Abraham their resurrection, rejoice at their future prospect, while the unrighteous are tormented at the sight of the "lake of unquenchable fire" into which they are destined to be cast.
• com wrote that "Sly - despite his seemingly unquenchable desire to prove me otherwise - deserves better than this".
• Although he never achieved victory in a World Championship Formula One race, he managed an unquenchable thirst for motorsport, being considered a formidable competitor to the day he died.
• Bulloch became noted in London for his "unquenchable" Doric dialect. He did not approve of what he called "Albyn Place English" taught in some Aberdeen schools.
• Pillai recollects that the period of living with University wizards, planted the seeds of unquenchable thirst for knowledge and spirit of investigation which deeply impacted his personal teachings.

• In the "unquenchable oil lamp" is present as an indirect criticism of the Russian Liberation Army, and its chief Andrey Vlasov probably in 1944 Shiryaev was somehow involved in the Cossack camp, in the magazine "The Cossack guard" and ideological design Cossack movement from 1943 to 1945, which participated in the fighting on the side of the Wehrmacht, first in Poland, then in Northern Italy.
• This case involved Ellis Rubin seeking to claim that Prozac created an unquenchable sexual appetite as a defense for Kathy Willets.
• Since that time the history of the spouses of Peter and Fevronia is the embodiment of the unquenchable love and loyalty and every year on 8 July the Eastern Orthodox Church celebrates the memory of Saints Peter and Fevronia.
• The word "asbestos", first used in the 1600s, ultimately derives from the [...] , meaning "unquenchable" or "inextinguishable".

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