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Among his most famous fights were ferocious battles with Joe Frazier and the 'unbeatable' George Foreman.
阿?最精彩的比賽是與喬·佛雷爾和“無敵拳王”喬治·福爾曼之間的激烈較量。
It is arguably this combination which makes him unbeatable, at least in the near future: the remains of the Italian ‘left’ are now resigned to him as their fate.
也許正是這一結(jié)合讓他變得所向披靡，至少在不遠(yuǎn)的未來內(nèi)：意大利的“左派”殘余力量如今也都覺得要認(rèn)命屈從于他。
If you believe that nothing but what you say and do is the truth, you are not a good catch. And that is an unbeatable truth.
如果你覺得只有你自己的所言所行正確，你就不是一個搶手貨——這是一個不爭的事實。

Only the English Channel separated the British people from a German army that seemed unbeatable.

But for anything much bigger, the energy density of aviation fuel still looks to be unbeatable.
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If you describe something as unbeatable, you mean that it is the best thing of its kind.
In a game or competition, if you describe a person or team as unbeatable, you mean that they win so often, or perform so well that they are unlikely to be beaten by anyone.