Inescapable Meaning in English
word
ˌɪnɪˈskeɪpəbəɫ
in-ih-SKAY-puh-buhl
ˈɪnɪskˌeɪpəbəl
IN-ih-skay-puh-buhl
释义
Impossible to avoid or escape; something that cannot be prevented from happening.
用法与细微差别
A formal word often used in written English or serious discussion. Common collocations: "an inescapable fact," "inescapable truth," "inescapable consequence." Not used for physical traps, but for situations, truths, or realities.
Spanish: inevitable - imposible de evitarPortuguese (BR): inevitável - inescapávelPortuguese (PT): inevitável - inescapávelChinese (Simplified): 无法逃避的 - 不可避免的Chinese (Traditional): 無法逃避的 - 不可避免的Hindi: अपरिहार्य - बचना असंभवArabic: لا مفر منه - لا يمكن الهروب منهBengali: অপরিহার্য - অনিবার্যRussian: неизбежный - неминуемыйJapanese: 逃れられない - 避けられないVietnamese: không thể tránh khỏi - không thể thoát khỏiKorean: 피할 수 없는 - 도망칠 수 없는Turkish: kaçınılmaz - kurtulunamazUrdu: ناگزیر - لازمیIndonesian: không thể tránh khỏi - không thể thoát được
例句
Death is an inescapable part of life.
basic
Some problems have inescapable consequences.
basic
It is inescapable that we must change.
basic
For many, the feeling of stress is inescapable during exams.
natural
The movie's message was powerful and inescapable.
natural
It's inescapable—sooner or later, everyone has to face reality.
natural