uncounted
英 ['ʌn'kaʊntɪd] 美 [ʌn'kaʊntɪd]

adj.

无数的，没有数过的；

英英释义

uncounted[ ,ʌn'kauntid ]

• adj.too numerous to be counted

  同义词：countlessinfiniteinnumerableinnumerousmultitudinousmyriadnumberlessunnumberableunnumberedunnumerable

权威例句

Audio: Interview of David Earnhardt on Election Fraud in 2004, 2006, and 2008
Uncounted - Election Day 2000: Learning from the Past So We Are Not Condemned to Repeat It
ACCOUNTING FOR THE UNCOUNTED: COMPUTING CORRECTIVES FOR THE 2000 RCMS DATA
Eligibility exclusions, losses to follow-up, removal of randomized patients, and uncounted events in cancer clinical trials.
The uncounted dead--American civilians dying overseas.
Black Candidates and Black Voters: Assessing the Impact of Candidate Race on Uncounted Vote Rates
Method and apparatus for efficient code generation for modulo scheduled uncounted loops
Erratum: Accounting for America's Uncounted and Miscounted
The uncounted: Citizenship and exclusion in the Israeli census of 1948
Uncounted or illusory blessings? Competing responses to the Easterlin, Easterbrook and Schwartz paradoxes of well‐being