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inevitable
[ɪn'evɪtəbl]
释义
adj.势不可当，不可避免
Impossible to avoid or prevent.
例句
LADY SYBIL：Women must get the vote, mustn’t they, Branson? Why does the prime minister resist the inevitable?
BRANSON：Politicians can’t often recognise the changes that are inevitable.（Downton Abbey)
西比尔小姐：妇女一定会得到选票的，不是吗？为什么首相抵制这个大势所趋呢？
布兰森：政客们通常都不会意识到不可避免发生的变化趋势。(唐顿庄园）
Hoyt: And then I talked to Jason and he told me how close you and Bill are, and it struck me that maybe not knowing my mama's time was comin' was a-- like a little gift, so I didn't have to sit around thinking about the inevitable. (True Blood)
霍伊特：然后我跟杰森谈过，他告诉我你跟比尔很亲。我觉得也许不知道我妈妈大限将至算是件好事，这样我就不用束手无策地等待这最后的时刻。（真爱如血）
