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necessarily adv.必然地；必定地；必需地 (1) 有钱人未必快乐。(2) 好书未必畅销。(3) 虽然她会尝试，却未必能说服他戒烟。(4) 英雄未必是做过勇敢之事的人。(5) 原始社会的结构并不一定就是简单的。(6) 已婚的哲学家必然是喜剧性的。(7) 必然真实的，可明确论证的; 无可置疑的 Necessarily also means as a logical result or consequence of some action. Your English composition grade is necessarily based on the work you turn in for the class. If you write fairly well, you won't necessarily get an A, but you just might. Necessarily is made up of the Latin roots ne, meaning not, and cedere, meaning yield. The adjective "necessary," from which necessarily comes, originally meant no backing away.

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英 [ˌnesə'serəli] 美 [ˌnesə'serəli] (1) The rich are not necessarily happy.(2) A good book does not necessarily sell well.(3) Try as she may, she is not necessarily able to talk him out of smoking.(4) A hero is not necessarily one who has done brave things.(5) The constitution of a primitive society is not necessarily simple.(6) A married philosopher is necessarily comic.(7) Necessarily or demonstrably true; incontrovertible. Use the adverb necessarily to mean inevitably. The best man won't necessarily have to speak at the wedding reception, but he should probably have a speech ready just in case. 1[ADV 副词]一定地；必要地 If you say that something is not necessarily the case, you mean that it may not be the case or is not always the case.   [with neg]  [vagueness]Anger is not necessarily the most useful or acceptable reaction to such events...对于这种事，发火不见得是最有用或最能被接受的反应。Speed and safety are not necessarily incompatible...速度和安全未必不相容。A higher fee does not necessarily mean a better course.收费更高并不意味着课程就一定更好。If you reply 'Not necessarily', you mean that what has just been said or suggested may not be true.未必；不一定'He was lying, of course.' — 'Not necessarily.'“他当然是撒谎。”——“也不一定。”'So we're trapped.' — 'Not necessarily.'“那么我们是被困住了。”——“未必。”2[ADV 副词]不可避免地；必然地 If you say that something necessarily happens or is the case, you mean that it has to happen or be the case and cannot be any different.   [ADV before v]The most desirable properties necessarily command astonishingly high prices...最值得拥有的财产必然要价不菲。Tourism is an industry that has a necessarily close connection with governments.旅游业是与政府有着必然的密切联系的产业。

英语单词	necessarily
英美音标	英 [ˌnesə'serəli] 美 [ˌnesə'serəli]
中文释义	adv.必然地；必定地；必需地
英语例句	(1) The rich are not necessarily happy. (2) A good book does not necessarily sell well. (3) Try as she may, she is not necessarily able to talk him out of smoking. (4) A hero is not necessarily one who has done brave things. (5) The constitution of a primitive society is not necessarily simple. (6) A married philosopher is necessarily comic. (7) Necessarily or demonstrably true; incontrovertible.
中文例句	(1) 有钱人未必快乐。 (2) 好书未必畅销。 (3) 虽然她会尝试，却未必能说服他戒烟。 (4) 英雄未必是做过勇敢之事的人。 (5) 原始社会的结构并不一定就是简单的。 (6) 已婚的哲学家必然是喜剧性的。 (7) 必然真实的，可明确论证的; 无可置疑的
vocabulary简明	Use the adverb necessarily to mean inevitably. The best man won't necessarily have to speak at the wedding reception, but he should probably have a speech ready just in case.
vocabulary扩展	Necessarily also means as a logical result or consequence of some action. Your English composition grade is necessarily based on the work you turn in for the class. If you write fairly well, you won't necessarily get an A, but you just might. Necessarily is made up of the Latin roots ne, meaning not, and cedere, meaning yield. The adjective "necessary," from which necessarily comes, originally meant no backing away.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADV 副词]一定地；必要地 If you say that something is not necessarily the case, you mean that it may not be the case or is not always the case. [with neg] [vagueness] Anger is not necessarily the most useful or acceptable reaction to such events... 对于这种事，发火不见得是最有用或最能被接受的反应。 Speed and safety are not necessarily incompatible... 速度和安全未必不相容。 A higher fee does not necessarily mean a better course. 收费更高并不意味着课程就一定更好。 If you reply 'Not necessarily', you mean that what has just been said or suggested may not be true.未必；不一定 'He was lying, of course.' — 'Not necessarily.' “他当然是撒谎。”——“也不一定。” 'So we're trapped.' — 'Not necessarily.' “那么我们是被困住了。”——“未必。” 2 [ADV 副词]不可避免地；必然地 If you say that something necessarily happens or is the case, you mean that it has to happen or be the case and cannot be any different. [ADV before v] The most desirable properties necessarily command astonishingly high prices... 最值得拥有的财产必然要价不菲。 Tourism is an industry that has a necessarily close connection with governments. 旅游业是与政府有着必然的密切联系的产业。

Necessarily Case Meaning Adv 副词 英 ˌnesə'Serəli] 美 ˌnesə'Serəli

Necessarily Case Meaning Adv 副词英 ˌnesə'Serəli] 美 ˌnesə'Serəli