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in-com-pe*tence /in'kDmpitans; NAmE -'ka:m-/ noun [U] the lack of skill or ability to do your job or a task as it should be done 无能力;不胜任_职:pro/essiond incompetence 专业方面不称职◊ poHce incompetence 警 方的关:能◊ He was dismissed/or incompetence•他因不称 职而被解雇。

in-com pe-tent /m'kDmpitant; NAmE -'karm-/ adj., noun a adj. not having the skill or ability to do your job or a task as it should be donefkW;不胜丨壬的;不称职 _ an incompetent teacher 不称职的教师◊ his incom­petent handiin^ /the ajgtor 他在 理这件事上的无能表 M 0 The Prime Minister was attacked as incompetent to Zead首相被攻击缺乏领导能力EEQ competent

                 in-com-pe-tent ly adv.

« noun a person who does not have the skill or ability to do their job or a task as it should be done 不称职(★不

能胜任、无能的人

in-com-plete /.mkam'pliit/ adj., noun u adj. not having everything that it should have; not finished or complete禾完整的;术完全的;不堯善的: an mcompiete set o/_/iigi/res 组不完整的数字◊. Spofcen Zanguage contains many fncompZete sentences. 口语中有 多不完整的句守。PTH3 complete in com-plete-ly adv. The causes of the phenomenon are still incom- pZetefy understood.造成这和现象的原因尚未彻底弄清。 in-complete-ness noun [U]

noun [NAm£) the grade that a student gets for a course of education when they have not completed all the work for that course (学业成绩评分)未修毕,未完成 in-com-pre-hen-sible /in.kDmpri'hensabl; NAmE -,ka:m-/ flt/y•〜to sb) impossible to understand 无法理 _的;难懂的.HUI unintelligible: Some application forms can be incomprehensible to ordinary people. ^

申请表格一般人可能看不懂◊ He/oimd his son’s actions totaHy iVicomprehensfWei感觉J [子的行^完全无法理 解。 PI1213 comprehensible ► in.convpre.hen.si.bil.ity /in.kDmpri.hensa'bilati; NAmE      noun [U] in-com-

pre-hen-sibly /-sabli/ adv.

in-com-pre-hen-sion /in.kDmpri'henJn; NAmE -,ka:m-/ noun [U] the state of not being able to understand sb/sth 不理解;不懂Anna read the Zetter with fncom- < prehensio安娜茫然不解地读了那封信。 in.con.ceiv.able /.inken'siivabl/ adj. impossible to imagine or believe难以想象的;无法相信的SEl unthinkable It is inconceivable that the minister ivas not aifare-o/ the probZem•令人难以置信的是那位 大臣竟然没有;i识到这个问题ED3 CONCEIVABLE

                 in*con-ceiv-ably adv.

in-con-du-sive /.mkan'kluisiv/ adj. not leading to a definite decision or result非决定性的;无定论的;不确 定的incondusfve evi'dence/resufe/tests 没有说服力的 证据丨无定论的结果:/试验◊ inconcitAsfve discussions元 结桌的讨论 WiJ3 conclusive ► in-con-du-sive-ly adv.The last meeting had ended inconclusively. Ji—

有结果_

in-cpngru-ous /m'kDqgruas; NAmE -'ka]]-/ adj. strange, and not suitable in a particular situation.不合 适的;本相称的;不协调的Pin INAPPROPRIATE- Such traditional methods seem incongruous in our technical age.此类传统方法似乎同我们今天的科技时代格格不入。

                 in-con-gru-ity /.inkDn'gruiati; NAmE,mka:n-/ rioun [\J, C] {pi. -ies): She was struck by the incongruity of the situ- atio/i.备一局面煞是怪异,让她惊愕不已。丨〜<:11名〇1- ous-ly adv. mcongruousZy dressed 会着不协调

in.con.se-quen.tial /m.kDnsi'kwenJl; NAmE -,ka:n-/ not important or worth considering 不重要扣不足道的;细琐的        trivial inconsequential

detafk充关紧姜的细节'◊ inconsequential chatt死.无谓 的喷叨 PTiI3 consequential in-con-se-quen^fial-ly /-Jeli/ adv.

in-con-sid-erabfe /.mkan'sidrabl/ adj. IT*!?! not incon- 'siderable (formal) large; large enough to be considered important 巨大的;值得重视的:We have spent a not inconsiderable amount of money on the project already.

我们已经在这一项目上投入了一笔相当大的资金。

in-con-sid-er-ate /.inksn'siderat/ adj. (disapproving) not giving enough thought to other people’s feelings or needs不为别人着想的;不体谅别人的;考虑不周的 thoughtless inconsiderate behaviour 考虑不周 的行为◊ ft vvas inconsiderate o/you not to 你连个 也不打不够体谅人。EBQ CONSIDERATE ► iivcon- sid er-ate-ly adv.

in-Cn-sist-ent /.mken'sistant/ adj. 1 [not usually before noun] ~ (with sth) if two statements, etc. are inconsist­ent, or one is inconsistent with the other, they cannot both be true because they give the facts in a different way 不一致;相矛盾77ie report is inconsistent vvfth the 'ncmci'ai statements.这个报告与财务报表内容不一致。

◊ 77ie Harnesses’ statements were inconsistent•各证人的 证词相互抵触。2~ with sth not matching a set of standards, ideas, etc.不符合(某套标准、思想等): Her behaviour was clearly inconsistent with her beliefs, ife 的行为显然违背了她的信仰3 (d/’sflpprav/>jg) tending to change too often; not staying the same 反复无常的; 没有常性的inconsistent resists变幻免常的结桌◊ ChfZdren /ind it dij^cuZt a parent is inconsistent•如果 做父母的不始终如一,孩子会觉得无所适从。 PTJ3 consistent in<on-sist-ency /-ansi/ noun [U, C] {pi. -ies): There is some inconsistency between the witnesses' evdence and their earlier statements.证人的证据与 他们先前的证词有些出入◊ J noticed a /ew mmor inconsistencies in her argument.我注意到她兩论证中有 几处小矛盾〇 in.<orvsist*ent*ly aiv. in-con-sol-able /.mkan'saulabl; NAmE -'soul-/ (also un- con-sol-able) adj. very sad and unable to accept help or comfort 悲痛欲的;无法慰藉的:TTieywerei/iconsoZ- abZe when their ojiiy c/iid died.他们唯一的孩子去世时, 他们简直痛不欲生n.con.sol.ab ly/-abli/(alsoun- con.sol.ably)      : to weep inconsoZaby 悲痛故绝地哭泣

in-con-spicu-ous /.inkan'spikjuas/ adj. not attracting attention; not easy to notice未引人注目的;不起眼的 PTira conspicuous ► in.con.spicu.ous.ly flt/v. in-con-stant /in'konstant; NAmE -'karn-/ adj. (formal) not faithful in love or friendship (对爱情i友情}:不忠的不专一的 HITl fickle t*raa constant ► in.con.stancy /-ansi/ noun [U]

in-con-test-able /.mken'testabl/ adj. (formal) that is true and cannot be disagreed with or denied 无可辩.驳 的;不可否认的;无可置疑的PI771 indisputable an fnomtestoWe righ<//act无可争辩的权利;无可置疑的事实 in-con*test-ably /-abli/ adv.

in-con*tiri>ence /m'kDntmans; NAmE -'karn/ noun [u] the lack of ability to control the bladder and bowels 失禁 continence > in.con.tin.ent /-ant/ fl办: Many /our patients are incontinent.我们很多_人都有

失禁现象。

in-con-tro-vert-ible /.inkmitra'vaitabl; NAmE ,mka:n- tr0'v3rt-/ adj. (formal) that is true and cannot be disagreed with or denied无可争辩的;不能否认的;

/ 无‘可置疑购 HIT! indisputable incontrovertible evfdezice/proo/ 无可置疑的证据► _in.con.tro.vert.ibly /.mkDntre'vaitebli; NAmE .inkaintra'va!!-/ adv. in-con-veni-ence /.mksn'viinians/ noun, verb

                 noun 1 [U] trouble or problems, especially concerning what you need or woud like yourself _ 不便;麻烦; 困难:We apologize for the delay and regret any incon- venience it may have caused我们对此次延误以及因此有 可能造成的所肴不便表示道歉◊ J have already been put to corwiderabZe inconvenience..我已经被添了相当的麻烦 了。2 [C] a person or thing that causes problems or difficulties带来不便者;麻烦的人(或事物)BEInuis- ance J can put up with.minor i.nconveniences.我會巨忍 受些小的不便。

                 verb [VN] to cause trouble or difficulty for sb ^ ^ A ) 造成不便(或带来麻烦):J hope t/iat we haven’t inconvenienced you.我希望我们没有给你添麻烦。

in-con-veni-ent /.inkan'viiniant/ adj. causing trouble or problems, especially concerning what you need or would like yourself不方便的;引起麻烦的;造成困难 的an inconvenient rime/pktce不古:便的时.间/地点 Win convenient ►in-con-veni-ent-ly adv. in-corp-or-ate /m'koipareit; NAmE -'koirp-/ verb [VN] 1 sth (in/into/within sth) to include sth so that it