| 词组 | inaccessible |
| 释义 | inaccessible Inaccessible, when used with a preposition, is almost always used with to: • Mary was not ... so inaccessible to all influence of hers —Jane Austen, Persuasion, 1818 • ... there were things in us fundamentally inaccessible to one another —George Santayana, Persons and Places, 1944 • ... our classical authors remained uncollected, with much of their work inaccessible to the reading public —Malcolm Cowley, N.Y. Times Book Rev., 25 Apr. 1982 Very occasionally, inaccessible may be used with for: • ... its deliberately national and middle-class image make it inaccessible or unattractive for most of the children —Wallace Roberts, Change, November-December 1969 In its physical sense inaccessible may be used with by: • Places inaccessible by any road may be quickly reached by plane —George Gaylord Simpson, Attending Marvels, 1934 • ... areas near the capital were inaccessible by rivers —Chester Lloyd Jones, Guatemala Past and Present, 1940 |
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