- hard to avoid
- difficult to escape from
- will inevitably
Generated definitions (experimental)
- hard to avoid
- difficult to escape from
- will inevitably
This phrase is used to indicate that something is almost certain to happen and cannot be easily avoided.
In life, encountering difficulties is hard to avoid.
With the change in weather, getting a cold will inevitably happen.
This meaning emphasizes that a situation or condition is challenging to get out of or avoid, often implying a sense of inevitability.
In such an environment, pressure is difficult to escape from.
Once this habit is formed, it will inevitably affect life.
Used to express that a result is certain to occur, this meaning suggests a strong degree of unpredictability about an outcome.
If you don't work hard, failure will inevitably happen.
With changes in the market, prices will inevitably rise.
Generated collocations (experimental)
nán miǎn难免huì会will inevitablynán miǎn难免fā shēng发生is hard to avoid happeningnán miǎn难免bèi被is difficult to escape from beingnán miǎn难免chū xiàn出现is hard to avoid appearingnán miǎn难免shòu shāng受伤is difficult to avoid injurynán miǎn难免qiān lián牵连is inevitably involvednán miǎn难免chōu shēn抽身is hard to withdraw fromnán miǎn难免yǐng xiǎng影响is difficult to prevent influencenán miǎn难免wù jiě误解is hard to avoid misunderstandingnán miǎn难免shī bài失败is difficult to escape failure
Lingaku