不免

• 拼音: bù miǎn
• 汉字拆解: 不 (not) + 免 (avoid, exempt)

含义

Inevitably; unavoidably. Indicates something is bound to happen.

Used to express that something cannot be avoided given the circumstances. Often followed by verbs or adjectives expressing feelings or results. More literary than 难免 but similar in meaning.

例句

1. 第一次见家长，她不免有些紧张。
2. 独自一人在异乡过年，不免会想家。
3. 公司刚起步，不免会遇到各种困难。

用法指南

语境: writing, narrative, analysis

语气: reflective

正确说法

• 听到这个消息，他不免有些失望。(Hearing this news, he was inevitably a bit disappointed.)
• 面对困难，不免会感到压力。(Facing difficulties, one inevitably feels pressure.)

错误说法

• 用'不免'后接好事——'不免'通常用于负面或中性情况 (Don't use 不免 before positive outcomes — it's typically for negative or neutral situations)

起源与历史

Compound of 不 (not) + 免 (avoid), meaning 'cannot avoid' or 'inevitably.'

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal