invariably

英 [ɪnˈveəriəbli]

美 [ɪnˈveriəbli]

adv.  始终如一地; 一贯地

CET6考研TOEFLIELTS

Collins.2 / BNC.4099 / COCA.7099

牛津词典

adv.

• 始终如一地；一贯地
  always
  1. This acute infection of the brain is almost invariably fatal.
     这种急性大脑传染病几乎总是导致死亡。
  2. This is not invariably the case.
     事情并非总是如此。
  3. Invariably the reply came back, ‘Not now!’
     答复无例外地又是：“现在不行！”

柯林斯词典

• ADV 不变地;总是;始终如一地
  If somethinginvariablyhappens or isinvariablytrue, it always happens or is always true.
  1. They almost invariably get it wrong...
     他们几乎总是理解错。
  2. Their teamwork was invariably good...
     他们的团队协作总是很好。
  3. Invariably, he keeps the refrigerator well stocked.
     他总是把冰箱塞得满满的。

英英释义

adv

• without variation or change, in every case
  1. constantly kind and gracious
  2. he always arrives on time
  Synonym:constantlyalways

双语例句

• They invariably take the lead in battles against floods.
  在抗洪斗争中，他们总是带头的。
• Summer clothes are invariably less kind to fuller figures.
  体形较丰满的人穿夏装总是不那么好看。
• Invariably, he keeps the refrigerator well stocked.
  他总是把冰箱塞得满满的。
• The needs of patients invariably overlap
  病人的需求总有一些是一致的。
• John was always so extraordinarily peaceable, one who invariably saw an opponent's point of view.
  约翰总是非常温和，总是能够顾及反对者的意见。
• They almost invariably get it wrong
  他们几乎总是理解错。
• It is almost invariably ourselves, our mood and our environment that have changed rather than the wine.
  几乎永远是我们自己、我们的情绪和环境在发生改变，而不是葡萄酒。
• New actors are invariably keyed up for their first stage appearance.
  初次上台，新演员总有点儿发憷。
• He would invariably find some excuses.
  他这人总能找到借口。
• Whenever she failed to comprehend she invariably laughed.
  每当她听不懂的时候，她总是会笑。