基本含義
“inescapably”是一個英語副詞,核心釋義為“以無法避免或忽視的方式”。其詞性為副詞。該詞的發音包括國際音標 /ˌɪnɪˈskeɪpəbli/ 以及美式音標 ˌi-nə-ˈskā-pə-blē。詞源方面,它由前綴“in-”與“escapable”構成,首次已知使用於1792年。
基本特徵
inescapably的同義詞包括necessarily、inevitably、unavoidably、needs和ineluctably。該詞是形容詞inescapable的副詞形式。其名詞形式為inescapability。
短語搭配
wound inescapably 不可避免地受傷
plunge inescapably 不可避免地投入
report inescapably 不可避免地報導
waste inescapably 不可避免地浪費
雙語例句
Inescapably, it seems a metaphor for the artist himself.
畫家似乎難以避免地以此暗喻了自身情況。
But a move back to healthier US public finances depends, inescapably, on a strong recovery in the US economy.
但美國重返更為健康的公共財政,必然取決於美國經濟的強勁復甦。
So is the rebirth of U. S. manufacturing inescapably linked to paying the next generation of American workers less than their parents made?
所以美國製造業的重生,不可避免地與支付美國工人下一代比他們父母更少工資聯繫一起?
Such an assumption over-simplifies, since to accept it would imply that diatonic, stable tonality inescapably expresses decisive, positive moods.
這種假設過於簡化,因為接受它將意味著全音階、穩定的調性不可避免地表達了決定性的、積極的情緒。
A catastrophe must inescapably result from this tactic.
一場災難必然由這種戰術導致。
The situation slid inescapably toward disaster.
局勢不可避免地滑向災難。
The new council was inescapably of political meaning.
新理事會不可避免地具有政治意義。
In between times, there are long shots of the gingko, tree’s-eye views of what is happening on the ground and squelching closeups of germinating seeds – luscious and inescapably sensual.
在此期間,有銀杏樹的長鏡頭、樹眼視角觀察地面上發生的事情以及發芽種子的特寫—— lushious 且不可避免地感性。
Evie used her index finger to point out the striking contrasts and balances, the alignment and repetition, the various nuances that made the work unmistakably and inescapably hers.
埃維用食指指出了鮮明的對比和平衡、對齊和重複、各種細微差別,使這部作品無可否認且不可避免地屬於她。