How do you use "necessarily" in a sentence?

Expensive doesn't necessarily mean better quality. The results will not necessarily be available today. Success necessarily involves some degree of risk.

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Q: What does "necessarily" mean?

As a natural or logical result; inevitably Necessarily is an adverb meaning as an unavoidable consequence. It's most commonly used in negative constructions: 'not necessarily' means 'not always' or 'not inevitably'. It comes from 'necessary' and emphasises that something is a logical or unavoidable outcome.

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Significado: As a natural or logical result; inevitably

必然地，必定

necesariamente

必ずしも、必然的に

반드시, 필연적으로

Necessarily is an adverb meaning as an unavoidable consequence. It's most commonly used in negative constructions: 'not necessarily' means 'not always' or 'not inevitably'. It comes from 'necessary' and emphasises that something is a logical or unavoidable outcome.

「necessarily」是副词，意味着作为不可避免的结果。它最常用于否定结构：「not necessarily」意思是「不总是」或「不一定」。它来自「necessary」，强调某事是逻辑上或不可避免的结果。

Necessarily es un adverbio que significa como consecuencia inevitable. Se usa más comúnmente en construcciones negativas: «not necessarily» significa «no siempre» o «no inevitablemente». Viene de «necessary» y enfatiza que algo es un resultado lógico o inevitable.

「necessarily」は避けられない結果としてという意味の副詞です。最も一般的に否定構文で使われます：「not necessarily」は「必ずしも〜ではない」という意味です。「necessary」から来ており、何かが論理的または避けられない結果であることを強調します。

necessarily는 불가피한 결과로서를 뜻하는 부사입니다. 가장 흔히 부정 구문에서 사용되며, 'not necessarily'는 '반드시 ~인 것은 아니다' 또는 '꼭 그렇지는 않다'를 의미합니다. 'necessary'에서 파생되었으며, 논리적이거나 불가피한 결과임을 강조합니다.

Ejemplos

Expensive doesn't necessarily mean better quality.
贵不一定意味着质量好。
Caro no necesariamente significa mejor calidad.
高価だからといって必ずしも品質が良いわけではありません。
비싸다고 해서 반드시 품질이 좋은 것은 아닙니다.
The results will not necessarily be available today.
结果不一定今天就能出来。
Los resultados no necesariamente estarán disponibles hoy.
結果は必ずしも今日出るとは限りません。
결과가 반드시 오늘 나오는 것은 아닙니다.
Success necessarily involves some degree of risk.
成功必然涉及某种程度的风险。
El éxito necesariamente implica cierto grado de riesgo.
成功には必然的にある程度のリスクが伴います。
성공에는 필연적으로 어느 정도의 위험이 따릅니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From 'necessary' plus '-ly'. 'Necessary' comes from Latin 'necessarius' meaning 'unavoidable', from 'necesse' (unavoidable, indispensable), possibly from 'ne-' (not) and 'cedere' (to withdraw).

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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