invariably是什么意思

音标:英 [ɪnˈveərɪəblɪ]美 [ɪnˈverɪəblɪ]

adv. 不变化地, 恒定地, 始终如一地

r without variation or change, in every case

invariably的用法和例句：

1. Now, invariably, someone does this to me.

现在 和以前一样 有人跟我讲

2. invariably puts himself into the text more than he knows.

他们总是不经意把真实的自己融进文本之中

3. When the poets write of death, it's invariably serene.

诗人描述死亡的时候 总把死亡描述的那么平静

4. invariably attached to the word Italian by those who coined it.

它总不可避免地和其发源地 意大利联系起来

5. Because invariably, whatever I say seems negative.

因为不管我说什么 总会看上去很消极

6. It invariably overheats with rather violent results.

它总会过热 并造成可怕的后果

7. "I'm here to help," things invariably get worse.

"我是来帮你的" 情况总是会变得更糟

8. Biba is invariably the last to benefit from her mother's hunting.

比芭总是最后一个 享用母亲狩猎成果的孩子

9. And meetings of this nature, hereabouts, invariably end in violence.

这种性质的会议 总会以暴力结束

10. I was constructing an invariant measure of the phase space of co ological spacetimes.

我在构造宇宙时空相宇的 不变量测量