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Traducción de unquenchable en Español:

unquenchable

insaciable, adj.

Pronunciación /ʌnˈkwɛn(t)ʃəb(ə)l//ˌənˈkwɛn(t)ʃəb(ə)l/

adjetivo

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    insaciable
    • I have since a young age been very curious, and my fathers initial push into me reading books was the drink to my unquenchable thirst for knowledge i still have today.
    • But an unquenchable thirst for victory allied to sheer stubbornness has got this Celtic side where they are and they weren't for ending this game minus all three points.
    • But the world's unquenchable thirst suggests that these stocks won't be running dry anytime soon.
    • Brown's purpose is to meet as far as prudently possible the public's apparently unquenchable thirst for ever more spending on the National Health Service.
    • When the action heats up, though, there's no mistaking that Shay Sweet burns with a seemingly unquenchable sexual thirst.
    • The magazines had an unquenchable thirst for short stories.
    • But to her, it was just an unquenchable thirst for knowledge.
    • One of them is the professor from New Mexico, where apparently there is an unquenchable thirst for Victorian poetry.
    • Other NBC correspondents have told me stories about your seemingly unquenchable thirst for reporting.
    • He was too tired right now to enter an argument - his strength and vitality sapped dry by the unquenchable thirst of battle.
    • Sex without babies, unless of course you are a man with an unquenchable thirst for thirty-somethings - then there's usually no way out: nappies are back.
    • On his quest he meets a bizarre array of treasure hunters, profiteers and traffickers, all with an unquenchable thirst for the hoard that has eluded man for centuries.
    • It was the public's unquenchable thirst for celebrity gossip, argues Ken, that led the paparazzi to hound her to her death.
    • He established his credentials as a top-class winger with the Wellington Hurricanes and is quick, powerful and with an unquenchable thirst for tries.
    • Whether it's a scandal in the Royal Family or a lord who's been up to no good, we seem to have an unquenchable thirst for the passionate exploits of the nobility.
    • Your thirst for knowledge is unquenchable; life for you is an endless quest to learn more.
    • It was the unquenchable thirst of Manchester's growing urban population that started the Thirlmere reservoir project in 1890.
    • Anthony McGrath, 173 not out in the first innings, resumed on 42 and his thirst for runs remained unquenchable.
    • Saltwater fish, poor things, have an unquenchable thirst, because they are constantly being dehydrated by the saltier sea all around them.
    • Dipping into these with tortilla chips or crackers is the perfect way to produce unquenchable thirst in your guests.