Analysis of the use of imaginary words 3 is inevitable and inevitable

Inevitably" is used in conjunction with some words to indicate that the situation described above is inappropriate, or that the situation mentioned above is not taken seriously, and contains a sense of euphemistic criticism;

Example 1: He is (inevitably) too stubborn, and simple things make him complicated.

inevitably" means that a certain outcome is objectively unavoidable;

Example 2: This section of the road is too narrow, and traffic is (inevitably) congested.

inevitably" indicates that a certain outcome is not easy to avoid, and is slightly lighter than "inevitable".

Example 3: Without experience, it is (inevitable) necessary to make some mistakes.

Inevitable: Something can happen.

Inevitably: Something must happen.

Not avoided. Vice] said that he did not think so, intended to deny, but the tone was more tactful. It is often followed by the adverb of degree "too much, too much, too much, not too much, not enough, a little, some..."and the quantifier "a little, some".

a) Ten forms.

The content is good, but it is too long. It's a mixed bag, and your idea is overly simplistic. This room is a little smaller. You're too excited, aren't you?

b) Inevitable + moving.

This is a matter that should not be considered. Comrades are overly praised. Lao Chen couldn't help but speak, and he didn't explain the problem clearly at all.

c) Inevitable + Move + Gain...;Move + get + inevitably....

Inevitably, the raw materials are a little more used. You can't help but say him too well. (That's a good point)|These formalities are excessively cumbersome. (The regulations are excessively cumbersome).

34.Inevitably, inevitably, inevitably.

"Inevitably" means that one disagrees with an excessive situation and focuses on evaluation. "Inevitable, inevitable" means that it is objectively difficult to avoid. Therefore, "inevitable" cannot be used interchangeably with "inevitable, inevitable".

While: 1, the table progression can be translated as "and" 2, the table transition can be translated as "but" 3, the table can be translated as "on" 4, the table transition can be translated as "but" 5, the table can be translated as "on" 6, the table juxtaposition can be translated as "and" 7, the table transition can be translated as "but" 8, the table can be translated as "on".

For: 1. Verb, which can be translated as "dang" and "do" 2. Judgment word, which can be translated as "is" or "is".

1. Pronouns, which can be translated as "it" 2. Pronouns, which can be translated as "it" 3. Pronouns, which can be translated as "it" 4. Pronouns, which can be translated as "he" 5. Pronouns, which can be translated as "it" 6. Pronouns, which can be translated as "it" 7. Pronouns, which can be translated as "it".

Yan: 1. Pronouns, which can be translated as "it" 2. Modal words, which can be translated as "ah".

inescitude: nán miǎn

It means that an undesirable result occurs due to a certain situation: the language barrier will inevitably lead to misunderstandings and discussions, and opinions will inevitably be inconsistent.

不免 : bù miǎn

Adverb. It means that due to the reasons mentioned above, it is impossible to avoid some negative result: the illness cannot be cured for a while, and the heart cannot help but be anxious and inevitably politely remarkable. It cannot be avoided: the death of a gentleman is inevitable.

未免 : wèi miǎn

1.Inevitably, inevitably. 2.You can't help but say yes. Expressed disapproval.

Take: Chi Liangchen a to b to c because d therefore.

The key is preceded by: a......The code of Zen reason b therefore.

Effect: Task A Completed B.