foolproof

形容词（方法、计划、系统等设计得）万无一失的，肯定成功的

1. 神鬼妙计：2003年,他在<<特务办喜事>>中饰演迈克尔.道格拉斯的儿子,在另一部<<神鬼妙计>>(Foolproof)中则饰演一名抢匪. 2004年,他在<<刀锋战士3>>中饰演专杀吸血鬼的战士,开拓了他在喜剧之外的另一片天地.

2. 安全自锁装置：food 食物 | foolproof 安全自锁装置 | foolproof 安全自锁装置极简单的

3. 十分安全的：foolocracy 愚人统治 | foolproof 十分安全的 | foolscap 滑稽帽

4. 极简单的,不会错的：foil 箔 | foolproof 极简单的,不会错的 | forging 锻造

1. (计划、机器等)十分简单的，容易操作的，万无一失的
    Something such as a plan or a machine that is foolproof is so well designed, easy to understand, or easy to use that it cannot go wrong or be used wrongly.

    e.g. The system is not 100 per cent foolproof...
           这个系统并非是万无一失。
    e.g. I spent the day working out a foolproof plan to save him.
           我花了一天的时间想出了一个营救他的周全方案。

1. He called for a detailed digitalized monitoring system during the construction process, saying a foolproof risk management mechanism should be put into place.

2. The experts who testified also said Cooper's idea isn't foolproof, because children could fabricate their parents'information and purported consent.

3. foolproof的反义词

3. Only a foolproof bureau system can guarantee decentralization of power and regular supervision of all police officers.

4. So what we need is an effective system that balances power and ensures foolproof supervision.

5. If we establish a foolproof judicial system that guarantees judicial fairness, the public will not seek the help of the media to see justice being delivered.

6. Hence, it was important for Beijing to take foolproof " preventive measures ".

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7. Pakistan has also announced to provide all the participating teams with free travel tickets besides arranging foolproof security during their stay in the country.

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8. Organizers of the contest conceded there was no foolproof way to prevent people from voting more than once for their favorite.

9. But not everybody is convinced this might be a foolproof method to persuade terrorists to lay down their guns.

10. They can make predictions about how someone's mental health might change over time, but those predictions are hardly foolproof.

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