英语词汇“necessity”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

necessity

/nɪˈsɛsɪti

noun (plural necessities)

1 [mass noun] The state or fact of being required: the necessity of providing parental guidance...

But the fact that the necessity for dialogue has to be stressed in the more than 50-year-old alliance shows how tense relations are in reality.
This year there has been no necessity for farmers to choose between the census or the simplified systems.
The necessity to have access to larger markets is absolutely crucial.

Synonyms

indispensability, need, needfulness

1.1The state of being unavoidable: the necessity of growing old...

On the level of the abstract theory of capital expansion and exploitation, it is not possible to argue for the inevitable necessity of the North-South divide.
At this time thinking was dominated by Kant who had stated that Euclidean geometry is the inevitable necessity of thought.
Like theoretical reasoning, practical reasoning seeks in a sense to demonstrate the necessity of certain actions.

Synonyms

inevitability, unavoidability, certainty, inescapability, inexorability, ineluctability

1.2A situation enforcing a certain course of action: political necessity induced him to consider it...

Of course, political necessity prevented the president from blurting the awkward truth that the nation is already running near-record deficits.
Political ideology is the result of individuals making statements about the world based on theory, and in many cases, political necessity.
It is driven by political necessity, and racial opportunism.

Synonyms

force/pressure of circumstance, need, obligation, call, exigency;

crisis, emergency, urgency;

French force majeure

2An indispensable thing: a good book is a necessity when travelling...

These patients do not have even basic necessities such as clothes, soap and toothpaste.
Health care is not a golf game, it's a human necessity.
You drastically cut back on basic necessities such as food or travel to pay creditors.

3 [mass noun] Philosophy The principle according to which something must be so, by virtue either of logic or of natural law.But since the Idea of Causation is a necessary condition of the very possibility of objective empirical knowledge, Newton's laws must share this necessity....

Of necessity it must deal with a ruling class that owns the material means of extracting or distributing information, or with a producing class that extracts and distributes.
The reaction of some to this whole exercise will be to say that it fortifies a dislike they had always had for natural necessity - even before it was relativised to a time.

3.1 [count noun] A condition that cannot be otherwise, or a statement asserting this.The absolute necessity of the judgment is only a conditioned necessity of the thing, or of the predicate in the judgment....

Whence the force of the second ‘not’, which I take to be more than just the assertion of a pragmatic necessity in the teeth of radical scepticism.
Artists of this region have always created art out of a necessity that transcends the restrictive conditions imposed upon them.

Phrases

necessity is the mother of invention

of necessity

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French necessite, from Latin necessitas, from necesse 'be needful'.

单词	necessity
释义	necessity /nɪˈsɛsɪti / noun (plural necessities) 1 [mass noun] The state or fact of being required: the necessity of* providing parental guidance... But the fact that the necessity for dialogue has to be stressed in the more than 50-year-old alliance shows how tense relations are in reality. This year there has been no necessity for farmers to choose between the census or the simplified systems. The necessity to have access to larger markets is absolutely crucial. Synonyms indispensability, need, needfulness 1.1The state of being unavoidable: the necessity of growing old... On the level of the abstract theory of capital expansion and exploitation, it is not possible to argue for the inevitable necessity of the North-South divide. At this time thinking was dominated by Kant who had stated that Euclidean geometry is the inevitable necessity of thought. Like theoretical reasoning, practical reasoning seeks in a sense to demonstrate the necessity of certain actions. Synonyms inevitability, unavoidability, certainty, inescapability, inexorability, ineluctability 1.2A situation enforcing a certain course of action: political necessity induced him to consider it... Of course, political necessity prevented the president from blurting the awkward truth that the nation is already running near-record deficits. Political ideology is the result of individuals making statements about the world based on theory, and in many cases, political necessity. It is driven by political necessity, and racial opportunism. Synonyms force/pressure of circumstance, need, obligation, call, exigency; crisis, emergency, urgency; French force majeure 2An indispensable thing: a good book is a necessity when travelling... These patients do not have even basic necessities such as clothes, soap and toothpaste. Health care is not a golf game, it's a human necessity. You drastically cut back on basic necessities such as food or travel to pay creditors. 3 [mass noun]* Philosophy The principle according to which something must be so, by virtue either of logic or of natural law.But since the Idea of Causation is a necessary condition of the very possibility of objective empirical knowledge, Newton's laws must share this necessity.... Of necessity it must deal with a ruling class that owns the material means of extracting or distributing information, or with a producing class that extracts and distributes. The reaction of some to this whole exercise will be to say that it fortifies a dislike they had always had for natural necessity - even before it was relativised to a time. 3.1 [count noun] A condition that cannot be otherwise, or a statement asserting this.The absolute necessity of the judgment is only a conditioned necessity of the thing, or of the predicate in the judgment.... Whence the force of the second ‘not’, which I take to be more than just the assertion of a pragmatic necessity in the teeth of radical scepticism. Artists of this region have always created art out of a necessity that transcends the restrictive conditions imposed upon them. Phrases necessity is the mother of invention of necessity Origin Late Middle English: from Old French necessite, from Latin necessitas, from necesse 'be needful'.
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