B2 noun 正式

必然性

/hitsɯze̞nse̞i/

Inevitability or necessity. The quality of being certain to happen or being logically required.

例句

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1

その結論に至る論理的必然性を説明しなさい。

Explain the logical necessity of reaching that conclusion.

2

変化の必然性を理解する必要がある。

It is necessary to understand the inevitability of change.

3

そこに必然性はあるの?

Is there any necessity for that?

词族

名词
必然性
副词
必然的に
形容词
必然的
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记忆技巧

Think: 'Hitsuzen' sounds like 'He's certain' — it is certain to happen.

快速测验

この失敗は、準備不足から生じた( )と言えるだろう。

正确!

正确答案是: 必然性

例句

1

その結論に至る論理的必然性を説明しなさい。

academic

Explain the logical necessity of reaching that conclusion.

2

変化の必然性を理解する必要がある。

formal

It is necessary to understand the inevitability of change.

3

そこに必然性はあるの?

informal

Is there any necessity for that?

4

経済破綻は、当時の政策から見て必然性があった。

business

The economic collapse was inevitable given the policies at the time.

5

偶然ではなく、何らかの必然性によって出会った。

everyday

We met not by chance, but by some kind of inevitability.

词族

名词
必然性
副词
必然的に
形容词
必然的

常见搭配

論理的必然性 logical necessity
歴史的必然性 historical inevitability
必然性を欠く to lack necessity
必然性が高い highly inevitable
当然の必然性 natural necessity

常用短语

必然性のない

unnecessary / lacking inevitability

必然的にそうなる

it will inevitably become so

必然性が認められる

necessity is recognized

容易混淆的词

必然性 vs 必要性

必要性 is the need for something to be done, while 必然性 is the certainty that something will happen.

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使用说明

Frequently used in history or philosophy essays to argue that an outcome was bound to happen due to specific causes.

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常见错误

Mixing up 'hitsuzensei' (inevitability) and 'hitsuyousei' (necessity/need).

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记忆技巧

Think: 'Hitsuzen' sounds like 'He's certain' — it is certain to happen.

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词源

From '必' (certainly) and '然' (that way/natural).

语法模式

〜には必然性がある 論理的必然性から〜

快速测验

この失敗は、準備不足から生じた( )と言えるだろう。

正确!

正确答案是: 必然性

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