inescapably

英

美

adv.  逃不掉地

BNC.22164 / COCA.25030

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 不容忽视的;不可避免的;必然发生的
  If you describe a fact, situation, or activity asinescapable, you mean that it is difficult not to notice it or be affected by it.
  1. The economic logic of reform is inescapable...
     改革有其必然的经济学逻辑。
  2. A sense of imminent doom was inescapable.
     一种即将来临的毁灭感无可逃避。

英英释义

adv

• by necessity
  1. the situation slid inescapably toward disaster
  Synonym:ineluctablyinevitablyunavoidably

双语例句

• It is a gamble because a foreign national will be assuming a job that is inescapably political and, in the current difficult economic and financial circumstances of the UK, even more political than usual.
  它之所以是一场赌博，是因为一名外国公民将出任一个不可避免地带有政治性的职位，而且考虑到英国当前艰难的经济和金融形势，该职位的政治性更甚往常。
• Early Christians thought marriage was inescapably tainted by the presence of sex.
  早期基督教徒认为，婚姻受到性爱的污染。
• Foreign policy is inescapably difficult.
  外交政策总是难以制定的。
• Inflationary meltdown is not inevitable. But a move back to healthier US public finances depends, inescapably, on a strong recovery in the US economy.
  但美国重返更为健康的公共财政，必然取决于美国经济的强劲复苏。
• In the course of the introduction of Buddhism to China, these metaphors and similes were inescapably influenced by Chinese and Indian cultures.
  在佛教文化传入中国过程中这些譬喻不可避免受到印中文化的影响。
• On the one hand, I believe that art is inescapably political.
  一方面，我认为艺术和政治是密不可分的。
• The new council was inescapably of political meaning. The ideology of the political left.
  新的委员会肯定有政治意图。
• The Olympic Games are inescapably a political as well as a sporting event, but the flames of the torch on its troubled passage have merely evaporated the little that remained of the elusive Olympic spirit.
  奥运会是一个体育活动，也无可避免是一项政治活动，但在这次混乱的路途上，火炬之火仅是把那一点所剩无多的、缥缈的奥运精神蒸发了。
• A community-type, as a class-concept, is inescapably an abstraction.
  群落类型，作为一个阶级概念，无疑也是一种抽象。
• Movie magic can defy reality, but actors are inescapably human.
  虽然电影的魔力可以颠覆现实，但演员们仍逃脱不了自己作为普通人的宿命。