必然的
Describes something that is unavoidable, certain to happen, or logically necessary as a result of certain conditions.
例句
3 / 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.
词族
记忆技巧
Hitsuzen sounds like 'Heat Soon' - if you touch fire, it is inevitable you will get burned.
快速测验
努力を怠れば、（ ）に成績は下がる。
正确！
正确答案是： 必然的
例句
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.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
偶然ではなく必然
not by chance, but by necessity
必然の帰結
inevitable conclusion
容易混淆的词
Zettaiteki means absolute/unconditional, while Hitsuzenteki means inevitable based on cause and effect.
使用说明
Used to describe logical outcomes in essays and scientific discussions.
常见错误
Avoid using it for things that are just 'likely'; it must be 'certain' or 'unavoidable'.
记忆技巧
Hitsuzen sounds like 'Heat Soon' - if you touch fire, it is inevitable you will get burned.
词源
From 'Hitsu' (certain/must) and 'Zen' (natural/so).
语法模式
快速测验
努力を怠れば、（ ）に成績は下がる。
正确！
正确答案是： 必然的
更多academic词汇
含意
B2The action or state of expressing or virtue of being something without stating it explicitly; an implication or hidden meaning in text or speech.
逆説
B2A statement or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in reality expresses a possible truth; a paradox.
反証
B2Evidence that tends to disprove a proposition or theory; a counter-evidence or rebuttal.
論拠
B1The logical basis or grounds for an argument or belief. Evidence or reasoning used to support a claim.
質的
B2Relating to quality, kind, or character rather than quantity. Often used in research to describe non-numerical data.
量的
B2Relating to quantity, number, or amount. Often used in research to describe numerical data and statistical analysis.
根本的
B2Relating to the most basic or important part of something; fundamental or radical. Addressing the root cause rather than superficial symptoms.
誘発
B2To cause or trigger a particular reaction, event, or phenomenon, often unintentionally.
精査
B2To investigate or examine something with great care and attention to detail. It is a higher-level word for 'investigation' often used in audits or research reviews.
推敲
B2To polish, refine, or revise a piece of writing to improve its quality. It is a sophisticated term for 'editing' one's own work.
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