| 单词 | inconclusive |
| 释义 | inconclusive (ɪnkənkluːsɪv ) 1. adjective If research or evidence is inconclusive, it has not proved anything. Research has so far proved inconclusive. I find the evidence inconclusive. Synonyms: uncertain, vague, ambiguous, open 2. adjective If a contest or conflict is inconclusive, it is not clear who has won or who is winning. The past two elections were inconclusive. ...eight years of bloody and inconclusive war. Collocations: inconclusive result Voters cannot always get what they want, and that points to an inconclusive result in this election. Times, Sunday Times The inconclusive result of the 2010 election should have told us that those days were gone. Times, Sunday Times If the general election next year throws up another inconclusive result, there will be hard bargaining among the party leaders. Times, Sunday Times The older technology gave an inconclusive result. Times, Sunday Times It means that lengthy power-sharing negotiations are likely to take place after an inconclusive result. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 无定论的研究或证据 Japanese: 不確定な |
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