eventual
🇬🇧 /ɪˈvɛntʃʊəl/
🇺🇸 /əˈvɛntʃuːəl/
📖 释义
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adjective
最终的; 可能的; 有条件的; 事件的
🔗 详情
词形变化
常用搭配
eventual outcomeeventual resulteventual successeventual winnereventual fateeventual goal
派生词
eventuallyeventuality
同义词
ultimatefinalinevitableconsequentresulting
反义词
immediateinitialpreliminary
易混淆词
possible
EN: In English, 'eventual' means 'happening at the end of a process' (ultimate/final), NOT 'possible' as in French 'éventuel' or Spanish 'eventual'.
zh: 在英语中,'eventual' 的意思是“过程结束时发生”(最终的/最后的),而不是像法语 'éventuel' 或西班牙语 'eventual' 中的“可能的”。
potential
EN: 'Potential' refers to something that could happen; 'eventual' refers to what actually happens in the end.
zh: 'Potential' 指的是可能发生的事;'eventual' 指的是最终实际发生的事。
拼写提示
EN: No common spelling issues, but beware of the false-friend meaning: in English 'eventual' means 'ultimate/final', not 'possible' as in many Romance languages.
zh: 没有常见的拼写问题,但要警惕假朋友含义:在英语中 'eventual' 意思是“最终的/最后的”,而不是许多罗曼语族语言中的“可能的”。
💬 例句
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The eventual outcome of the negotiations was a peace treaty.
谈判的最终结果是和平条约。
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We must prepare for every eventual scenario, including the worst case.
我们必须为每种可能发生的情况做好准备,包括最坏的情况。
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The contract included an eventual clause that would activate only if certain conditions were met.
合同中包含一个最终条款,仅在满足特定条件时才会激活。
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The philosopher argued for an eventual ontology over a substance-based metaphysics.
这位哲学家主张一种以事件为本体的本体论,而非基于实体的形而上学。