necessarily
US /ˌnɛsɪˈsɛrəli, -ˈsɛr-/
・UK /ˌnesəˈserəli/
A2 初級英檢中級多益
adv.副詞必定 ； 必然
We don't necessarily need to bring water because the hotel will give us some
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強強聯手！蘋果宣佈利用 ChatGPT 提供新 AI 服務 (Apple announces plan to boost Siri with ChatGPT | BBC News)
- You know, that's not something that necessarily Apple is going to get from the data on your phone.
要知道，蘋果公司不一定能從你手機上的數據中獲得這些資訊。
- You know, that's not something that necessarily Apple is going to get from the data on your phone.
要知道，蘋果公司不一定能從你手機上的數據中獲得這些資訊。
【2024美總統大選】歐巴馬、川普長子等人對拜登退出 2024 年總統大選發表回應 (Obama, Trump Jr., others react to Biden dropping out of 2024 election)
- Not necessarily within the Democratic Party, if you unite, as we keep seeing minute by minute, in the Democratic Party, but the president's — former president's son, who is one of the most influential Republicans in the country, close to Tucker Carlson, close to his father, close to all these senators and governors, he is already attacking.
但總統的兒子--前總統的兒子，是全國最有影響力的共和黨人之一，與塔克-卡爾森關係密切，與他父親關係密切，與所有這些參議員和州長關係密切，他已經在攻擊了。
- This is going to be rough and tumble like we've never seen it, not necessarily within the Democratic Party at the Unite, as we keep seeing in the minute by minute in the Democratic Party, but
我可以想象，他們正在刷新那本劇本。
【國際議題】戰爭一觸即發？北韓與南韓的關係為何突然惡化？ (Why relations between North Korea and South Korea are worsening | DW News)
- There hasn't been a resolution to the Korean War, which ended in 1953. It ended with an armistice. This is often used as a cliche, but it's true. It ended with an armistice. There was never a peace agreement made between North and South Korea. There have been tensions between the two countries well before the development of the nuclear program in the 1990s, and those tensions have also had international ramifications. The United Nations, since 2006, has had sanctions, which have expanded since 2016, 2017, to cover the civilian economy on North Korea, and North Korea sees this as part and parcel of what it considers an existential threat, not necessarily to the existence of the government.
朝鮮戰爭於 1953 年結束，至今仍未解決。戰爭以停戰告終。這句話經常被用作陳詞濫調，但卻是事實。戰爭以停戰告終。南北北韓之間從未達成和平協議。早在 20 世紀 90 年代開發核計劃之前，兩國之間就一直存在緊張關係，而這些緊張關係也產生了國際影響。聯合國自 2006 年起開始對北韓實施制裁，自 2016 年、2017 年起，制裁範圍擴大到民用經濟，北韓認為這是其生存威脅的一部分，而不一定是對政府存在的威脅。
- And North Korea sees this as part and parcel of what it considers an existential threat, not necessarily to the existence of the government.
10 個必學英文片語：掌握 Rusty、Fit as a Fiddle、Spaced Out...等道地用語！（10 English Expressions: “Rusty”, “Fit as a Fiddle”, “Spaced Out”...）
- I wouldn't necessarily say you should write with them,
我不一定會說你應該用它們來寫作，
- I wouldn't necessarily say you should write with them,
我不一定會說你應該用它們來寫作，
美國外交事務最高立法者稱「即使川普重返白宮，美國的對臺政策也不會改變」 (U.S. policy on Taiwan won’t change even if Trump returns to WH, says top foreign affairs lawmaker)
- But it's clear that these members of Congress, the government here in Taiwan, believes that it's important to stand up to China, to demonstrate that you're not necessarily afraid of their aggression.
但很顯然，這些國會議員和臺灣政府都認為，必須站出來對抗中國，表明你們並不一定害怕他們的侵略。
- But it's clear that these members of Congress, the government here in Taiwan, believes that it's important to stand up to China, to demonstrate that you're not necessarily afraid of their aggression.
瑞安，當你談到這一點時，你說這裡有一個堅定的承諾，你也談到了未來。
如何從痛苦中成長，聽聽戰爭倖存者的心路歷程 (How to Grow From Your Pain)
- Dabrowski argued that fear and anxiety and sadness are not necessarily always undesirable or unhelpful.
達布羅斯基認為，恐懼、焦慮和悲傷並不一定總是不可取或無益的。
- Dąbrowski argued that fear and anxiety and sadness are not necessarily always undesirable or unhelpful.
只有當我們感受到強烈的痛苦時，我們才會願意審視自己的價值觀，質疑它們為何似乎在辜負我們。
講話講到一半忘了單字的英文怎麽說怎麼辦？ (What To Do If You Forget Words In English! (Quick Fix))
- By finding other ways to describe your forgotten word, it's a very easy way to continue a conversation with an English speaker without making it necessarily awkward or unrecoverable during a and then add the opposite word of what you forgot.
通過尋找其他方式來描述你遺忘的單詞，這是一種非常簡單的方法，在與講英語的人繼續對話時，不會讓對話變得一定尷尬或無法恢復，然後再加上與你遺忘的單詞相反的單詞。
- By finding other ways to describe your forgotten word, it's a very easy way to continue a conversation with an English speaker without making it necessarily awkward or unrecoverable during a conversation.
通過尋找其他方式來描述你遺忘的單詞，這是一種非常簡單的方法，在與講英語的人繼續對話時，不會讓對話變得一定尷尬或無法恢復，然後再加上與你遺忘的單詞相反的單詞。