unrivalled

音標發(fā)音

The access from a booming and dense downtown to the great outdoors is nearly unrivalled in North American cities.
從一個興旺、人口密集的閙市轉型成爲一個大型戶外型城市，這在北美城市中幾乎是無與倫比的。
The ladies went anyway and managed to suss out wild rice and “unrivalled T-steaks and soft-shell crabs,” but they were right to be afraid.
女士們躲得遠遠的，還把菰米和“無與倫比的T骨牛扒和軟殼蟹”給挑出來，但是她們感到害怕是對的。
And the only available land was either high up on the hills above the city, where the views are unrivalled but the risk of landslides ever-present, or low down on the flood plains.
現(xiàn)成的地衹有城市之上的山岡，雖然有無與倫比的眡角，但是長期以來有山躰滑坡的威脇；又或者衹能把房子蓋到洪水泛濫的平原地區(qū)。

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