force majeure

英 [ˌfɔːs mæˈʒɜː(r)]

美 [ˌfɔːrs mæˈʒɜːr]

n.  不可抗力(如战争，常指未能履行合约的原因)

牛津词典

noun

• 不可抗力（如战争，常指未能履行合约的原因）
  unexpected circumstances, such as war, that can be used as an excuse when they prevent sb from doing sth that is written in a contract

英英释义

noun

• a natural and unavoidable catastrophe that interrupts the expected course of events
  1. he discovered that his house was not insured against acts of God
  Synonym:act of Godvis majorinevitable accidentunavoidable casualty

双语例句

• The compensation claimant is unable to participate in the handling of compensation case due to causes of force majeure;
  赔偿请求人因不可抗拒的事由，不能参加赔偿案件处理的；
• Inability to continue operations due to heavy losses caused by the force majeure;
  由于不可抗力造成严重损失，以致无力继续经营；
• In the legal profession, people questioned for the legitimacy of force majeure.
  在法律界，人们对不可抗力免责的正当性提出了质疑。
• The scope of force majeure may be specified in the contract.
  不可抗力事件的范围，可以在合同中约定。
• The sellers shall not hold any responsibility for partial or total non-performance of this contact due to force majeure.
  由于不可抗力的因素，卖方不承担部分或全部不作为的责任。
• The debt is unrecoverable because of natural disasters, war and other force majeure; or.
  因自然灾害、战争等不可抗力导致无法收回的；
• I am afraid that without a force majeure event, there will be no crisis resolution.
  我担心，如果没有一个不可抗力事件，它们就不会拿出危机应对方案。
• Extension of the above-mentioned private placement of trust, there is force majeure.
  上述提到的信托私募的延长，是不可抗力。
• We will not be in breach of contract as a result of any Force Majeure Event.
  我们不会在违反合同所造成的任何不可抗力事件。
• Force majeure refers to those who can not be expected to overcome.
  不可抗力是指那些无法预料、无法克服的事件。