必定用英语怎么说？

必定

• [bì dìng]
  be bound to，be sure to，certainly，undoubtedly，without fail

例句

• If he can combine his ability with hard work, he should be very successful. 如果他能把自己的才能和勤奋结合起来, 必定会很有成就。
• He must have disturbed your privacy. 他必定打扰了你的清静。
• Since air has weight, it must press down on the surface of the earth. 既然空气有重量，它就必定压向地球的表面。
• That must have cost you a tidy sum. 那必定让你花了一大笔钱。
• From the reports of guns we knew that hunters must be nearby. 听枪声我们知道猎人必定在附近。
• It's a dead certainty that this horse will win the race. 这匹马在比赛中获胜是必定的。
• He that is full of himself is very empty. 人若十分自恃,必定十分无知。
• If you run after two heares, you will catch neither. 脚踏两条船，必定落空。
• I must be put in chains. Must I then also lament? 我一定会被拴上锁链的. 我也必定要哀怨 吗 ?
• The summations of forces in this and that directions must be zero. 在这个和那个方向上的合力必定为零.

同义词

• 肯定，必然，一定，

反义词

• 恐怕，

英汉词典释义

• [bì dìng]
  be bound to; be sure to; certainly; undoubtedly
  Reactionaries are bound to fail.
  反动派必定失败。
  It will happen, as sure as a gun.
  那是必定要发生的。
  We firmly believe that our just cause will succeed.
  我们坚信我们的正义事业必定胜利。

汉语词典释义

• 词语 必定
  拼音 bì dìng
  解释 (副)①表示判断或推论的确凿.②表示意志的坚决,确定会这样做.并列式:必+定.共产主义~能胜利.(作状语)(同义)必然、一定.
  构成 并列式：必＋定
  同义词 必然、一定
  例句 共产主义～能胜利。（作状语）
  释义

  （副）表示判断或推论的确凿。

  （副）表示意志的坚决；确定会这样做。