inarguable

1. Our minds are trained to synthesize facts and come to inarguable conclusions.
   我们受到的思维训练是处理事实，得到不容置疑的结论。
2. With the inarguable proofs, he had to admitted his guilt.
   面对铁证如山，他不得不承认他的罪行。
3. The point was inarguable; the cop walked away.
   这个观点不容争辩，于是这名警察走开了。
4. The fact of poor practical ability of graduates educated by higher education in China is almost inarguable.
   我国高等教育培养的人才实践能力差已是不争的事实。
5. A company should not argue the inarguable, for it only harms credibility and makes motives and priorities suspect.
   该公司认为不应该的不容争辩的，因为它不仅破坏可信性，使动机和优先事项嫌疑人。
6. 1979 was the year they burst into inarguable reality.
   1979年他们终于把生米做成了熟饭。
7. It is an inarguable fact that today's society has happily thrown its former opinions and values to the wind in favor of a more flamboyant lifestyle.
   这是一个不容争辩的事实，今天的社会已愉快地抛出其前的意见和价值观的风，取而代之的是更加华丽的生活方式。
8. Global warming is an inarguable truth; therefore evaluating and forecasting the global and regional warming trends is often addressed in the scientific community.
   气候变暖已是不争事实，客观地评价和预测全球及区域变暖趋势是科学界共同关注的话题。
9. Therefore, the importance of English as an international language has already been inarguable.
   英语，作为一门国际语言的重要性也因此而显得无可置疑。

adj

1. against which no argument can be made

   Synonym:    unarguable