必然的
Describes something that is unavoidable, certain to happen, or logically necessary as a result of certain conditions.
Ejemplos
3 de 5それは必然的な結果だった。
It was an inevitable result.
科学の発展は必然的な流れだ。
The development of science is an inevitable trend.
失敗は必然的に成功への糧となる。
Failure inevitably becomes nourishment for success.
Familia de palabras
Truco para recordar
Hitsuzen sounds like 'Heat Soon' - if you touch fire, it is inevitable you will get burned.
Quiz rápido
努力を怠れば、（ ）に成績は下がる。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: 必然的
Ejemplos
それは必然的な結果だった。
formalIt was an inevitable result.
科学の発展は必然的な流れだ。
academicThe development of science is an inevitable trend.
失敗は必然的に成功への糧となる。
everydayFailure inevitably becomes nourishment for success.
人口が減れば、必然的に労働力も減る。
academicIf the population decreases, the labor force inevitably decreases too.
そうなるのは必然的だよ。
informalIt's inevitable that it would turn out that way.
Familia de palabras
Colocaciones comunes
Frases Comunes
偶然ではなく必然
not by chance, but by necessity
必然の帰結
inevitable conclusion
Se confunde a menudo con
Zettaiteki means absolute/unconditional, while Hitsuzenteki means inevitable based on cause and effect.
Notas de uso
Used to describe logical outcomes in essays and scientific discussions.
Errores comunes
Avoid using it for things that are just 'likely'; it must be 'certain' or 'unavoidable'.
Truco para recordar
Hitsuzen sounds like 'Heat Soon' - if you touch fire, it is inevitable you will get burned.
Origen de la palabra
From 'Hitsu' (certain/must) and 'Zen' (natural/so).
Patrones gramaticales
Quiz rápido
努力を怠れば、（ ）に成績は下がる。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: 必然的
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