necessarily

中英词典：necessarily

形容词

1. 必然的；必定的 - happening or existing as a natural or logical result of something
2. 必要的；不可避免的 - required by the circumstances or by logic; inevitable

名词

1. 必然性；必然的事情 - the quality or fact of being necessary; something that must be done or is inevitable

词语辨析

necessarily 和 inevitably 都表示“不可避免地”或“必然地”，但 necessarily 更强调逻辑上的必然性，而 inevitably 则更强调客观上的必然性。

词汇扩充

形容词：necessary, essential, required, indispensable, imperative

名词：necessity, requirement, need, essential

近义词

inevitably, inevitably, unavoidably, of necessity, certainly, surely

反义词

unnecessarily, optionally, avoidably, possibly

柯林斯词典

necessarily (adverb): If something necessarily happens or is the case, it cannot be avoided or prevented.

牛津词典

necessarily (adverb): As a necessary result; inevitably.

用法

necessarily 可以用作副词修饰动词、形容词或句子。

例句

1. Winning is not necessarily the most important thing; it's the taking part that counts. (获胜不一定是最重要的，参与才是最重要的。)
2. It is not necessarily true that she will always be successful. (她并不一定会一直成功。)
3. Some people believe that economic growth and environmental protection are necessarily incompatible. (有些人认为经济增长和环境保护必然是不相容的。)
4. Not all problems can be necessarily solved by technology. (并不是所有问题都能用技术必然解决。)
5. His comments were not necessarily directed at you. (他的评论并不一定是针对你的。)
6. It is necessarily true that all living organisms require water to survive. (所有生物都需要水才能生存，这是必然的事实。)
7. Freedom of speech is not necessarily absolute. (言论自由不一定是绝对的。)
8. She didn't necessarily mean to be rude, but her comments were taken the wrong way. (她并不是故意无礼的，但她的评论被误解了。)
9. Not all changes are necessarily improvements. (并不是所有的变化都是改进。)
10. He may not be here, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's not interested. (他可能不在这里，但这并不一定意味着他不感兴趣。)
11. The decision was necessarily difficult, but it had to be made. (这个决定必然很难，但必须做出来。)
12. They necessarily had to cut costs in order to survive the economic downturn. (为了在经济衰退中生存下去，他们必须削减成本。)
13. Not all problems can be solved necessarily by throwing money at them. (并不是所有的问题都能通过投钱解决。)
14. He didn't necessarily mean to offend you; he just has a blunt way of speaking. (他并不是故意冒犯你，他只是说话很直接。)
15. Being busy doesn't necessarily mean being productive. (忙碌并不一定意味着高效率。)
16. Not all students who work hard will necessarily achieve high grades. (并不是所有努力学习的学生都会取得高分。)
17. He is not necessarily the best candidate for the job; there are others who are equally qualified. (他并不一定是这个工作的最佳候选人；还有其他同样合格的人。)
18. Learning a new language doesn't necessarily mean you'll become fluent. (学一门新语言并不一定意味着你会变得流利。)
19. Not all successful individuals are necessarily happy. (并不是所有成功的人都一定快乐。)
20. The answer to the problem may not be necessarily obvious at first glance. (问题的答案并不一定一眼就能看出来。)