English–Chinese
“inevitably” in Chinese
How to say “inevitably” in Chinese
“Inevitably” in Chinese is 不免 (bù miǎn).
Something happens or a feeling appears because avoiding it is not possible, often despite a wish to avoid it.
Example sentences with 不免
听到这个消息，他不免愣住了。tīng dào zhè ge xiāo xī tā bù miǎn lèng zhù le
When he heard the news, he could not help but freeze.
Tips for using 不免
- This adverb appears in both speech and writing, but in casual conversation a simpler phrase may sound more natural when the resigned tone is not important.
Other Chinese words for “inevitably”
如果不改进服务，客户势必流失。rú guǒ bù gǎi jìn fú wù kè hù shì bì liú shī
If the service does not improve, customers will inevitably leave.
如果不改，问题必然会发生。rú guǒ bù gǎi wèn tí bì rán huì fā shēng
If no changes are made, the problem will inevitably occur.
他犯了错误，就难免会被批评。tā fàn le cuò wù jiù nán miǎn huì bèi pī píng
If he makes a mistake, he will inevitably be criticized.
这么忙，免不了出错。zhè me máng miǎn bù liǎo chū cuò
When things are this busy, mistakes inevitably happen.