Oh, I'm sorry. Is that politically incorrect? In India, we just call them untouchables. Now? Almost.

噢，抱歉，从政治角度这么说对吗？在印度我们管这些人叫贱民。够了吗？还差一点儿。

So they became known as the 'untouchables'.

所以他们叫做“不可接触的人”。

In a way, Antarctica always felt untouchable.

在某种程度上，南极洲总让人感觉无法触及。

And they are treated as untouchables.

他们被称为「贱民」。

By 1970, Sears was considered untouchable by it's rivals.

到1970年，西尔斯被竞争对手认为是不可及的。

He's untouchable, and I have him dead to rights.

没人能动他 但是这次铁证如山 他跑不了。

He even helped breach the previously untouchable barricade of the royal family.

他甚至还帮助破坏了阻碍接触皇室的障碍。

For 1,300 years, Galen's legacy remained untouchable until renaissance anatomist Vesalius spoke out against him.

一千三百年来，无人敢挑战盖伦留下来的传统，直到文艺复兴时期的解剖学家维萨里·维斯乌斯出声反对。

For 1,300 years, Galen's legacy remained untouchable– until renaissance anatomist Vesalius spoke out against him.

1300年来，盖伦的遗产仍然像真理一样不容置疑——直到文艺复兴时期的解剖学家Vesalius公开发表了反对意见。

" In certain institutional contexts, you somehow become untouchable, " one professor of classics told me.

“在某些制度背景下，你不知何故会变得不可触及，” 一位古典文学教授告诉我。