帶不動
兩個意思都是同一條拉不動的繩子，差別只在另一頭綁的是活的，還是一件事。
adjective · C1
Someone who is intractable has a strong will and will not be led, persuaded or controlled. It is also used about animals that will not be handled.
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核心畫面
A rope in your hands, tied to something that will not come. You pull one way, then another, and it stays exactly where it is. Nothing is fighting you; it simply cannot be led. Whether the other end of the rope is a horse, a person, or a problem you have worked on for years, the feeling is the same one.
可以想成手上握著一條繩子，另一頭綁著怎麼拉都不動的東西。你往這邊拉，再往那邊拉，它就停在原地。它沒有跟你對打，只是帶…更多收起
可以想成手上握著一條繩子，另一頭綁著怎麼拉都不動的東西。你往這邊拉，再往那邊拉，它就停在原地。它沒有跟你對打，只是帶不走。繩子那一頭是一匹馬、一個人，還是一個弄了好幾年的問題，感覺其實都一樣。From the word’s history
From in- (not) plus tractable, so literally not able to be led or handled.
packet 的字源說這個字是 in-（不）加上 tractable（可以被帶著走、好處理的）。所以字面就是「帶不動」，今天兩個用法都還看得到這個畫面。
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