大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 cannot but


释义：

cannot but 不得不，禁不住

例句：



I cannot but agree to your decision.

我不得不同意你的决定。



Whenever I do…，I cannot but feel sad.

每当我做…，我就忍不住感到悲伤。


It is a situation that cannot but cause great disquiet and sadness in Japan.


However, as I witnessed the races, you cannot but marvel at the technology that goes into it.


"You're standing on shoulders of giants - you cannot but live in the shadow of your predecessors, " he said.


We cannot but feel the pain of losing him, but we will never forget the joy of loving him.


And it is impossible to do otherwise with his teaching, for he who becomes acquainted with it cannot but agree.


Vajpayee's vacillation in taking on the RSS, particularly in promoting communal harmony and economic openness, cannot but worsen India's malaise.


Certainly, state interventions that punish industry and frugality and reward sloth and profligacy cannot but facilitate the propagation of misery.


"The artificial setting of a numerical target cannot but remind us of the days of a planned economy, " Mr Cui said.


And a traveler cannot but be struck on his journey by the thought that this country, one day, can be even greater.


But after hearing them play with such gusto, one cannot but root for their future and security in the uncertain times ahead.


They draw obvious conclusions where they can, and for the rest rely on vague-sounding generalities that cannot but contain some element of truth.


You cannot but love the platoon and hate its commanders, who frequently send it into harm's way to achieve irrational objectives, without adequate provisions.


"This court cannot but comment that the Corps' approach reminds the court of the old adage, 'Close your eyes and you become invisible, ' " said the ruling.


One cannot but be troubled by the discrepancy between their blanket condemnations and the assessment of those with genuine experience of making tough decisions in times of combat.


And there I cannot but discover a new vitality in Britain, a new determination to be somebody in the world, not just rhetorically but measurable in terms of increased significance.


Just as the Great Depression of the 1930s gave rise to trade-strangling tariffs and goose-stepping goons, the Asian Crisis and its global repercussions cannot but provide ammunition to protectionists, fascists and other control freaks.


Such is the variety of shapes and types, present through at least four mountain building periods, that visitors and locals alike cannot but marvel at the magnificient colours and structures visible around the coast of the Global Geopark.


Zhou Wei Hui, who, like Cher or Madonna, uses only her first name, claims to represent the 1970s generation, but one cannot but wonder how many Shanghai women have actually had sex with Germans in night-club toilets.


The Bush administration cannot but take notice.