abstruse

UK:  [æb'struːs]

US:  [æb'strus]

adj.

1.难解的;深奥的

1 . and turned to his work with the air of a man who had been confronted with a problem too abstruse for solution.
然后他转过身去，冲着一个水手大喊大叫，这个水手遇到了一个深奥的大难题。

2 . He said that he was explaining some abstruse philosophy. But to me he was only trying to stir up a storm in a teacup and mystifying things.
他说他是在阐述深奥的道理，可我认为他只不过在小题大做，故弄玄虚而已。

3 . As a people you are to be known for your ability to understand even the most abstruse nuance of limited consciousness.
作为一个人类，你可能无法有能力去用有限意识去理解真正造物者的美。

4 . What he proposed was an abstruse theory that none of us could understand .
他提出的深奥理论我们无人能懂。

5 . The relationship between religion and the state is not an abstruse question of political philosophy.
宗教和国家的关系并不是有关政治哲学的抽象问题。