1.
Barrington was constrained to admit that all things considered it was right for Newman to mind his own business.
巴林顿不得不承认，要是从各方面考虑一下，纽曼这种自扫门前雪的态度实在也无可非难。
2.
Admittedly, it was difficult, but it wasn't impossible.
无可否认地它是很难,但并非不可能。
3.
the ends are unobjectionable; it's the means that one cannot accept.
这个结果是无可非议的，但手段却让人难以接受。
4.
We can live without our friend, but not without our neighbors.
无友可活，无邻难过。
5.
We do not close our eyes to the difficulties.
我们并非无视这些困难。
6.
fresh milk was unavailable during the emergency; his secretary said he was unavailable for comment.
非常时期新鲜牛奶难以得到；他的秘书说他无可奉告。
7.
without [beyond, above] reproach
无可非议,毫无缺点
8.
The work is very difficult, it may get beyond him
这工作难度非常大，他可能难以胜任。
9.
I had no other object than to turn a slight thing, which, to my surprise, seems to trouble you too much, aside.
一件无足轻重的事我只能忘掉，可你却为它那么难过，这叫我非常意外。
10.
He doesn't need any rpepam6om, for he is so familiar with the must difficult piano music that he can play it at sight.
因为对那首最难的钢琴曲非常熟悉，所以他无需准备就可以看谱演奏。
11.
In many places now we often find that there is no one who takes responsibility for the work, and we have to make special efforts to grapple with this problem, since bad old practices die hard.
现在许多地方都存在无人负责的现象，积重难返，非突出地抓一下不可。
12.
His conduct was blameless.
他的作为是无可非议的。
13.
Her manners are above reproach.
她的举止无可非议.
14.
His work is above reproach.
他的工作无可非议。
15.
No blame is attached to his act.
他的行为无可非议。
16.
Your case is not beyond repair.
你的情况并非无可挽救。
17.
His character is above exception.
他的品行是无可非议的。
18.
Admittedly, the possible combinations are powerful, but they are very hard to learn, hard to remember, and hard to use.
必须承认，这些可能的组合非常有用，但是它们难学、难记又难用。