必将【bìjiāng】

必将 is 必 "certainly" plus 将 "will": a firm prediction about the future. It goes before a verb phrase and sounds like a speech, an editorial or a report's conclusion.

The outcome is often hopeful – success, progress, a benefit – which suits the occasions it is used on. A warning is possible too.

必将 or 势必

Both predict. 必将 declares an outcome with confidence; 势必 reasons from a situation to what it will cause, and the result is usually a cost.

Mistakes

必将 is too grand for everyday plans. In speech, use 一定 or 一定会.

• × 我明天必将去超市 → 我明天一定去超市