1.难以想象地,不可思议地
1.impossible to think about or imagine, difficult to believe
1.Or, not inconceivably getting rid of him.
或，不可思议地除掉他。
2.It was an inconceivably stupid thing to have done.
岂有此理，他竟干出了如此蠢事！
3.That figure is inconceivably higher than today's war casualties, at least as they affect British troops.
这一数字要比今天战争的死伤人数高出很多，至少从英国军队的角度看是这样的。
4.The western island group of Palawan, which even Filipinos describe as their country's last frontier, is inconceivably exotic and tropical.
巴拉望西部的群岛，甚至菲律宾人也把它描述为这个国家的最后处女地，充满了不可思议的异域和热带的风情。
5.We can learn that if there was still hope for Job, in his inconceivably horrible situation, we today should never have reason to loose hope.
如果约伯在他难以置信的恐慌中，仍然存有希望；今天的我们更没有理由放松盼望。
6.The task proved inconceivably more difficult than we had imagined.
任务的困难程度超过我们的想象，确实难以置信。
7.Inconceivably, the highest rate came from the hotel's in-house reservations department at $229.
让我惊讶的是，最高的报价竟然是来自于该酒店预订部，报价为229美元。
8.However, not inconceivably, it was "parasitic" even 3000 years ago.
然而，并非不可思议的是，甚至在3000年以前这b就是“寄生”的了。
9.That presence is essentially you and at the same time inconceivably greater than you.
这样的存在才是你的实质，同时又难以想象地比你大的多。
10.Suddenly, the cat became a mouse inconceivably ! ! ! Oh! My God!
忽然，神奇的事情发生了。猫咪变成了一只老鼠！――好惊恐啊！