Invariably Meaning in English
word
ˌɪnˈvɛɹiəbɫi
in-VAIR-ee-uh-blee
ɪnvˈeəɹɪəbli
in-VAIR-ee-uh-blee
释义
Always, or in every case, without exception or variation.
用法与细微差别
'Invariably' is formal and emphasizes something that happens every single time, without fail. Common with negative or frustrating situations, but not always. Not used for things that could change; stronger than 'usually' or 'often'.
Spanish: invariablemente - siemprePortuguese (BR): invariavelmente - semprePortuguese (PT): invariavelmente - sempreChinese (Simplified): 总是 - 一贯地Chinese (Traditional): 總是 - 一貫地Hindi: हमेशा - invariably (in Hindi writing, commonly translated as हमेशा)Arabic: دائمًا - بشكل ثابتBengali: সবসময় - অপরিবর্তনীয়ভাবেRussian: неизменно - всегдаJapanese: 必ず - 例外なくVietnamese: luôn luôn - không thay đổiKorean: 항상 - 예외 없이Turkish: her zaman - istisnasızUrdu: ہمیشہ - لازمی طور پرIndonesian: selalu - tanpa kecuali
例句
My dad invariably wakes up early.
basic
It invariably rains on my birthday.
basic
She invariably orders the same meal.
basic
No matter what I do, something invariably goes wrong.
natural
People invariably stare when I wear this hat.
natural
If you call him after nine, he invariably misses your call.
natural