uncounted

释义

• adj. 无数的；没有数过的

词源

uncounted (adj.)

c. 1500, from un- (1) "not" + past participle of count (v.).

例句

• 1. For uncounted millions, faith remains as rock - solid as Gibraltar. 对无数的信徒来讲, 信仰就像直布罗陀的岩石一样坚不可摧.
• 2. Uncounted thousands died in Rome and other cities across the empire. 数不尽成千病患死于罗马及帝国其他各城市.
• 3. Uncounted God's descendents, East & West & North & South do have their saints. 十万万神明子孙, 东海 西海 南海 北海有圣人.
• 4. Many more trekked up, uncounted, from Mexico. 还有大量不记其数的墨西哥人跋涉而来.
• 5. Uncounted millions leaped they before me. 在我之前无数的百万他们跳跃.