adj.无弹性的

The demand for basic necessities like food and water is inelastic.
对于基本必需品如食物和水的需求是无弹性的。
The rubber band lost its elasticity and became nonelastic after years of use.
橡皮筋经过多年的使用失去了弹性，变得无弹性。
The price of petrol is considered nonelastic in the short term as people need to commute regardless of cost.
短期内汽油的价格被认为是无弹性的，因为无论价格如何，人们都需要通勤。
In economics, goods like salt are often seen as nonelastic due to their uniform necessity across different income levels.
在经济学中，像盐这样的商品通常被视为无弹性，因为在不同的收入水平下它们都是必需的。
The nonelastic fabric of the jacket retained its shape even after multiple washes.
这件夹克的非弹性面料即使多次洗涤也能保持形状。
The market for luxury items tends to be nonelastic, as consumers may not reduce spending on them even during economic downturns.
奢侈品市场往往表现出无弹性，因为消费者即使在经济衰退时也可能不会减少在这类商品上的支出。
The nonelastic nature of healthcare services means that demand doesn't significantly decrease even when prices rise.
医疗保健服务的非弹性意味着即使价格上涨，需求也不会显著减少。
The nonelastic waistband on these pants ensures they stay up without stretching out over time.
这条裤子的非弹性腰带确保它们能保持原位，而不会随时间拉伸变形。
The demand for electricity can be relatively nonelastic, especially during peak hours when alternatives are limited.
电力需求在高峰时段可能相对无弹性，因为那时替代选项有限。
In the case of life-saving medications, consumer demand is often nonelastic, regardless of price increases.
对于救命药物，消费者需求通常是无弹性的，无论价格如何上涨。