impregnable [ɪmˈpregnəbl] ПРИЛ.
1. impregnable (unable to be taken):
- impregnable
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2. impregnable брит., австрал. (undefeatable):
- impregnable
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- impregnable
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It is a natural impregnable fort and stands on a hill, at an attitude of about 2430 metres above sea-level.
en.wikipedia.org The drawbridge, slight ascent, and 90-degree turn between the outer and inner gates make the entrance impregnable.
en.wikipedia.org That wall must be kept high and impregnable.
en.wikipedia.org This attack was one of the first occasions on which artillery was used, and breaches were soon made in an otherwise impregnable fortress.
en.wikipedia.org So he conceived the project of building around the city an enclosure of walls that would make the city impregnable.
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