unaffordable信息详情
adj.（普通人）付不起的；高价的
Before you brush this argument aside as rubbish, or think of joy as an unaffordable luxury in a nation where there is awful poverty, low academic achievement, and high dropout rates, think again.───你把这个论点当作垃圾置之不理之前，或者在你认为对于一个有可怕的贫穷率、低学术成就和高辍学率的国家，快乐是一种负担不起的奢侈品之前，再想想吧。
First, Europe is not alone in enjoying an unaffordable lifestyle.───首先，欧洲并不是唯一一个享受生活但又负担不起的地方。
With the dollar slumping to a 26-year low against the pound, already-expensive London has become quite unaffordable.───随着美元兑英镑汇率跌至26年来的低点，本已昂贵的伦敦已变得负担不起。
It's not just tuition fees, it's living cost as well, unaffordable for our middle-class state, but look, we have no one to talk it to them.───不只是学费问题，对于中产阶级来说，生活开支马上也成问题了，但是，看啊，根本没人去跟他们讨论这个问题。
Mr. Jiang says those changes have helped to turn buying a new home from a very expensive proposition to a simply unaffordable one for him.───姜云说对于他这样的买房人来说，这种变化使房价从十分昂贵变成根本无力承担。
This sort of stimulus will sooner or later become unaffordable, and growth based on it will run out of steam.───这种刺激经济的方法早晚会变得难以负担，基于此的经济增长也会逐渐减少以至消失。
The first is whether the large industrial nations of Europe and Japan will continue to see high military expenses as unaffordable.───第一，西欧大国和日本会不会继续支付高额的不愿承受的军费开支。
but some voters sensed it had rendered social democracy unaffordable for the foreseeable future.───但是有些选民感觉到，在可预见的将来，采取的这些手段会使得社会民主制度无法适用。
The subsequent recession left environmentalism looking like an unaffordable luxury.───随后的经济衰退使得环境保护主义看上去就像一件支付不起的奢侈品一样。
Floods in Pakistan and Australia, an export ban from India and now the wave of revolutions across the Middle East has made cotton unaffordable.
The students of these schools have to pay quite a large amount of money for school facilities as well as additional expenses, which are unaffordable for common salary-earning families.
The announcement is the latest of a string by well-endowed universities who are trying to combat perceptions they are unaffordable with major initiatives to reduce the price students actually pay.
This is worth dwelling on, because those who brush quality off as unaffordable abound in the business world as well.
The downside: The city is still unaffordable for many, and the less-pricey suburbs can impose enervating commutes.
Consumers complained about unaffordable debt repayment settings on both gas and electricity meters.
At the very least they should cut ticket prices, which have become unaffordable for the average family.
But those that actually build tangible goods should no longer assume that "Made in the USA" is an unaffordable luxury.
Not bad for hitting, throwing and catching a ball - but also unaffordable.