不可避免

• 拼音: bù kě bì miǎn
• 汉字拆解: 不 = not; 可 = can; 避 = 辶 (walk) + 辟 (open up), meaning to avoid; 免 = to exempt or escape

含义

Unavoidable; inevitable; inescapable. Something that cannot be prevented from happening.

Used for outcomes or situations that will definitely occur regardless of efforts to prevent them. Common in discussions of trends, consequences, or natural processes. Often carries a tone of resignation or acceptance.

例句

1. 随着年龄增长，身体机能的下降是不可避免的。
2. 这个项目延期已经不可避免，我们需要重新调整计划。
3. 技术进步带来的行业变革是不可避免的趋势。

用法指南

语境: analysis, predictions, acceptance

语气: matter-of-fact

正确说法

• 这是不可避免的结果。(This is an inevitable result.)
• 冲突似乎不可避免了。(Conflict seems unavoidable now.)

错误说法

• 我吃多了是不可避免的。(Overeating is a choice, not inevitable — don't use this phrase to excuse voluntary actions)

起源与历史

不可 (cannot) + 避免 (avoid). A straightforward compound meaning 'cannot be avoided.'

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal