far-fetched

Some visions might be too far-fetched to be realized within the maturity limits of the enterprise.(有些远景可能在企业的成熟度限制内很难达到。)

Does this sound too far-fetched?(这听上去是否太牵强了？)

The idea that a dog could tell a red carpet from a housebreaking pad may sound far-fetched.(认为狗能把分辨狗尿垫和红色地毯的想法可能听起来很荒谬。)

My question is this: is there ever such a thing as an interpretation too far-fetched?(我的问题是，是否存在太过牵强的解读？)

It could even be something truly far-fetched - an alien invasion, giant lizards or a wave of famished zombies.(甚至有可能是其它一些更光怪陆离、让人难以置信的原因——外星人入侵、巨型蜥蜴或者一批饥饿丧尸的大规模侵袭。)

This is not so far-fetched, given how much outsourcing and collaboration between companies goes on today.(这不是那么牵强的，现今，公司之间有多少外包和协作在进行。)

This may all sound far-fetched, but the situation is serious and demands an urgent and imaginative response: any ideas you may have would be welcome.(这听起来可能有些牵强，但情况很严重，需要一个紧急而富有想象力的回应：欢迎你提出任何想法。)

Rumours of a takeover by Hanson are probably far-fetched, but the company is worried about other predators.(被汉森公司收购的谣言可能是捕风捉影，但公司仍担心其他觊觎者。)

The very notion that truth would be checked by a consensus of passing conscientious browsers was far-fetched.(认为路过的尽责浏览者的共识能够核实条目真实性的想法，有些不切实际。)

At the time, even his closest advisers dismissed the notion as far-fetched.(当时，即使是他最亲信的顾问也认为这一想法太不切实际。)