invariably

副词总是; 无不; 不变的; “invariable”的派生

副词

1. 不变地：的确,法律关系标准不可能不变地(invariably)确立:如果被保险标的没有损失被保险人确定地享有利益,因为对保险财产的defeasible(可废止) title是权利的很好源泉.

2. 不变地,一直地：invalid a. (法律上)无效的;伤残的;n. 病弱者 | invariably 不变地,一直地 | investigation n. 调查了解

3. 恒定的：相互关联的 interrelated | 恒定的 invariably | 妒忌的 jealous

1. 不变地;总是;始终如一地
    If something invariably happens or is invariably true, it always happens or is always true.

    e.g. They almost invariably get it wrong...
           他们几乎总是理解错。
    e.g. Their teamwork was invariably good...
           他们的团队协作总是很好。

1. People who have had the chance to taste the delicacy invariably speak highly of it.

2. The production cost of consumer products invariably accounts for a relatively small portion of the shelf prices.

3. Those who work in the field know that once sex abusers control a powerless victim, they will invariably push the boundaries with ever more extreme behavior.

4. The more adventurous ones who did would invariably be rewarded with the discovery of a precious slice of life in Shanghai that is fast disappearing.

5. When capital markets smelled a problem among ERM members, they invariably shorted the most vulnerable currency and pushed that country's authorities to devalue.

6. A human rabies is difficult to diagnose and almost invariably fatal if a post - exposure vaccine is not administered immediately.

7. After finishing the daily grind, nights were invariably disturbed by her charge.

8. Others disputed that notion, asserting that recent waves of foreclosures invariably drive more people into homelessness.

9. Rivals know there is scarcely any point playing a drop shot, as the Spaniard will invariably reach it.

10. These meetings invariably happen at subway stations along a line that goes through either or both participants'workplace.

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