Inevitably Meaning in English
word · lemma: inevitable
/ˌɪˈnɛvətəbɫi/
i-NEV-uh-tuh-blee
/ɪnˈɛvɪtəbli/
in-EV-i-tuh-blee
释义
Used to say that something is certain to happen and cannot be avoided.
用法与细微差别
Formally used in writing and speech. Common with negative or unpleasant outcomes: 'Inevitably, prices rose.' Often at the beginning or middle of a sentence. Don't confuse with 'eventually' (after some time) or 'finally' (at the end).
Spanish: inevitablementePortuguese (BR): inevitavelmentePortuguese (PT): inevitavelmenteChinese (Simplified): 不可避免地Chinese (Traditional): 不可避免地Hindi: अनिवार्य रूप सेArabic: لا محالةBengali: অনিবার্যভাবে - অবশ্যম্ভাবীরূপেRussian: неизбежноJapanese: 必然的に - 避けられずVietnamese: một cách tất yếu - không tránh khỏiKorean: 불가피하게 - 반드시Turkish: kaçınılmaz olarakUrdu: ناگزیر طور پر - لامحالہIndonesian: tak terelakkan - pasti
例句
If you don't study, you will inevitably fail the test.
basic
With time, things will inevitably change.
basic
Children will inevitably make mistakes as they learn.
basic
Living in a big city inevitably means you’ll deal with a lot of noise.
natural
Inevitably, we got stuck in traffic on our way home.
natural
When deadlines get tight, mistakes inevitably happen.
natural