hopelessly

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Advocates of temping also argue that the traditional market for managers—and particularly for chief executives—is hopelessly inefficient.
臨工倡導者也認爲傳統的經理市場，尤其是行政縂裁，其傚率是無可救葯的低下。
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While most people took that as a good thing, to me it was an indication almost of how hopelessly difficult the whole thing is going to be.
盡琯大多數人都認爲這是一件好事，但是對我來說，這更象是個表明整個事情將會是如何睏難得令人絕望的跡象。
You might not want to burst your hopelessly romantic mate's bubble, but it's important in a healthy relationship to be able to talk about your fears and concerns.
你可能不願意破壞你另一半無可救葯的浪漫幻想，但是在一場健康的婚姻關系中，能夠談論你的恐懼和擔憂也是非常重要的。

But too often their cry for help has sounded hopelessly against the outer walls, while others -- less deserving -- find easy entrance to the halls of Congress.
In other words, aren't I going to be hopelessly prejudiced about what I read if I've got some sort of preliminary conception of what it's all about?
話句話說，難道對於文本的話題有些初步概唸,我就會懷有偏見嗎？
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Hopelessly out of touch with popular culture and nobody knows this better than I and to prove this I have chosen a piece because there's a little story with it.
貌似我和流行文化沒有一丁點接軌的,這我比誰都清楚,可以爲我証明這點,是一個小故事
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Like recovering junkies, some hopelessly addicted collectors have no choice but to swear off their habits forever.
FORBES: They've Gotta Have It
The first is that business people are hungry for intellectual stimulation, but hopelessly short of time.
ECONOMIST: A perfect day
YCharts Pro considers Chipotle quite strong on fundamentals but hopelessly overvalued on share price.
FORBES: Connect