imperturbable in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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imperturbable [Am ˌɪmpərˈtərbəb(ə)l, Brit ˌɪmpəˈtəːbəb(ə)l] ADJ

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imperturbable in the PONS Dictionary

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Fifty per cent over budget and half its originally proposed length, the project has the traditionally imperturbable locals baffled and irate.
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His elegant, exacting visual style, and imperturbable energy, even in the face of overwhelming stress, served to make him professionally invaluable.
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His managerial style is probably the same: an imperturbable, velvet steamroller.
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Fiercely intelligent, an atheist, almost always imperturbable: she's the most compelling protagonist on our screens.
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I would say that only those capable of imperturbable concentration could pay undistracted attention to the liturgy on a day like this.
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The crooks' team leader is imperturbable and tres cool.
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Our home is to all of us a true haven; a place of happiness, of imperturbable seclusion from the buffetings of life.
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I remember that 10 years ago this event, formerly as imperturbable as the seasons, was overcome with a mood of sobriety.
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All were cut from the same cloth -- fast and imperturbable conversions of a race strategy.
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He had an easy grace combined with imperturbable solemnity, a combination which amused people; his humour was never broad, but always measured and restrained.
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