形容词不免; 不可避免的，不得已的; 不能废除的，不能废除的，不能取消的; 必不可免
形容词
1. This delay was unavoidable.
这次耽搁是无法避免的。
1. 不可避免的：其他人则认为:衰老是人体组织新陈代谢(metabolism)不可避免的(unavoidable)结果;还有其他人认为:很大程度上,衰老问题无关紧要(irrelevant),因为几乎没有野生动物的机体衰老过.
2. 不可避免：反之,当出现大的负面供给冲击时,为了防止国民收入的过度下降,央行应适当提高物价稳定标准的上限门槛,容忍稍高程度的物价上涨(具体如70年代的联邦德国经济)(这种因外部负面冲击而带来的物价上涨,在德国曾被称为是不可避免(unavoidable)的通货膨胀).
3. 无法避免的：在最后一段,作者指出,不安全感与自我怀疑不仅是无法避免的(unavoidable),而且是必要的,否则,我们就无法变化、发展. 关键是要敢于面对(confront)并克服这种心理,如果我们一味地求安全,就不会有所长进,
4. 不能避免：不能预见 unforeseeable; unpredictable | 不能避免 unavoidable | 犯罪动机 criminal motive
1. 不可避免的；无法阻止的
If something is unavoidable, it cannot be avoided or prevented.
e.g. Managers said the job losses were unavoidable...
经理们说裁员是不可避免的。
e.g. The recession has resulted in an unavoidable increase in spending on unemployment benefit.
经济萧条导致失业救济金的支出不可避免地增加。
1. Wu said he understood provisional duties were unavoidable but was more worried about a possible chain reaction from the EU rulings.
2. As the gangs continually jockeyed for position within their schools, fights were unavoidable since they were the basic way of demonstrating strength.
3. unavoidable
3. " Mining accidents are not unavoidable but controllable, " Chen said.
4. Zhang added that a short term correction is " unavoidable " if the market grows at its current pace.
5. As the prices of industrial raw materials rise greatly, an overall rise in the cost of agricultural products becomes unavoidable.
6. But unavoidable is a slowdown of the credit expansion if the national economy is not to be caught between rising bad loans and vicious inflation.
7. The IMF argued a haircut on debt held by official creditors would be an unavoidable option.
8. He added that it is unavoidable to witness a rise of the debt level in times of economic crisis.
9. Pollution, smoggy skies and degraded lands were taken by many as the unavoidable price of progress.
10. A number of important matters have already been touched upon and some major adjustments of property ownership and interest distribution patterns have become unavoidable.