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

necessitynecessity /nəˈsɛsət̮i/ ●○○ noun (plural necessities)

ETYMOLOGYnecessity

Origin: 1300-1400 French necessité, from Latin necessitas, from necesse; ➔ NECESSARY

COLLOCATIONS► basic/bare necessities

We could only afford the bare necessities.

► out of necessity

I learned to cook out of necessity (=because I needed to).

1[countable] something that you need to have OPP luxury: food, clothing, and other necessities A car is an absolute necessity in this town.basic/bare necessities We could only afford the bare necessities.2[uncountable] the fact of something being necessary SYN need: necessity for He stressed the necessity for change.the necessity of doing something Everyone agreed about the necessity of repaving the street.a necessity to do something There’s no necessity to buy tickets in advance. I learned to cook out of necessity (=because I needed to).3[countable] something that must happen, even if it is bad or not wanted: Taxes are a regrettable necessity.4[uncountable] the condition of urgently needing something important, such as money or food: The decision to sell the car was fueled by necessity.5necessity is the mother of invention used to say that if someone really needs to do something, he or she will find a way of doing it6of necessity formal used when something happens in a particular way because that is the only possible way it can happen: Many of the jobs are, of necessity, temporary.

单词	necessity
释义	necessitynecessity /nəˈsɛsət̮i/ ●○○ noun (plural necessities) Etymology ETYMOLOGYnecessity Origin: 1300-1400 French necessité, from Latin necessitas, from necesse; ➔ NECESSARY Collocations COLLOCATIONS► basic/bare necessities We could only afford the bare necessities. ► out of necessity I learned to cook out of necessity (=because I needed to). 1[countable] something that you need to have OPP luxury: food, clothing, and other necessities A car is an absolute necessity in this town.basic/bare necessities We could only afford the bare necessities.2[uncountable] the fact of something being necessary SYN need: necessity for He stressed the necessity for change.the necessity of doing something Everyone agreed about the necessity of repaving the street.a necessity to do something There’s no necessity to buy tickets in advance. I learned to cook out of necessity (=because I needed to).3[countable] something that must happen, even if it is bad or not wanted: Taxes are a regrettable necessity.4[uncountable] the condition of urgently needing something important, such as money or food: The decision to sell the car was fueled by necessity.5necessity is the mother of invention used to say that if someone really needs to do something, he or she will find a way of doing it6of necessity formal used when something happens in a particular way because that is the only possible way it can happen: Many of the jobs are, of necessity, temporary.
随便看	unattractive unattractively unauthorized unavailable unavailing unavoidable unavoidably unaware unawareness unawares unbalance unbalanced unbalanced force unbearable unbearably unbeatable unbeaten unbecoming unbeknownst unbelief unbelievable unbelievably unbeliever unbelieving unbend