necessarily

英['nesisərili]美['nesisərili]

ad.
1.必然；必定

同：	[r.] inevitably, needfully, needs, of necessity
反：	[r.] unnecessarily

However, a high payout ratio does not necessarily lead to a high dividend yield because the share price could be high too
不过，高派息率并不表示公司的股息率是高的，因为其股价也可能挺高的。收藏
What we oppose is long-winded and empty stereotyped writing, but we do not mean that everything must necessarily be short in order to be good
我们反对的是空话连篇言之无物的八股调，不是说任何东西都以短为好。收藏
Even when customer requirements have been agreed with the customer and fulfilled, this does not necessarily ensure high customer satisfaction.
即使规定的顾客要求符合顾客的愿望并得到满足，也不一定确保顾客很满意。收藏
that architects and planners do not necessarily have the monopoly of knowing best about taste, style and planning
对于趣味、风格和规划，不一定只有建筑师和规划者才深谙其妙收藏
When the fullest extent is reached, waxing is necessarily followed by waning
盈则必亏收藏

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in an essential manner
- such expenses are necessarily incurred
[同] necessarily, needfully
[反] unnecessarily
in such a manner as could not be otherwise
- it is necessarily so
- we must needs by objective
[同] inevitably, necessarily, needs, of necessity

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