unbridgeable

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The gap between expectations and reality was unbridgeable.
現(xiàn)實(shí)和期望的差距是不可逾越的。
While Israel’s leader refused to accept the two-state idea, it was unbridgeable.
以色列領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人拒絕接受兩國共存主張，這是無法彌郃的。
Yet the strikes do not reflect an unbridgeable divide between capital and labour: rather, nearly all South Koreans are capitalists, and many of the strikers had voted for Mr Lee.
但罷工竝未反映出資本和勞動(dòng)力之間無法逾越的溝壑：相反，幾乎所有的韓國人都是資本家，而許多罷工者依然將票投給了李明博。

Yet even a top team may find the gap between the biggest private banks and the global giants is unbridgeable.
ECONOMIST: Swiss private banks
And even if some miracle eventually got them to the negotiating table, the gap between Messrs Sharon and Arafat looks unbridgeable.
ECONOMIST: Israel and Palestine
In practice, the Palestinians complain that the gaps between the two sides are so wide that they are unbridgeable without American intervention.
ECONOMIST: Palestinians on the shelf

used for describing differences or divisions between people that are so big they will never be made smaller

An unbridgeable gap or divide between two sides in an argument is so great that the two sides seem unlikely ever to agree.