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1. of necessity : 必然地；
2. bow to necessity : 屈服于需要, 做不得不做的事；
1. of necessity : 必然地；
2. bow to necessity : 屈服于需要, 做不得不做的事；
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1. Food and clothing are necessities of life.
食物和衣服都是生活的必需品。
2. She felt the necessity of accepting the invitation.
她感到必须接受这一邀请。
3. Night follows day as a necessity.
白天过去，夜幕降临，这是必然的。
4. She is now in necessity.
她现在很穷。
5. Water is a necessity of life.
水是生命必不可少的。
1. necessity
1. 必要：对学校会计职业道德教育存有异议的观点主要体现在相关性(relevance)、必要(necessity)、有效性(effectiveness)上. 会计与道德不相关的第二种解释具有更大的迷惑性. 这种迷惑性表现在于理论上的深厚渊源. 相对于第一种解释中过于浅白的技术与道德的区分,
1. 必然;必要
The necessity of something is the fact that it must happen or exist.
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e.g. There is agreement on the necessity of reforms...
对改革的必要性已经达成了共识。
e.g. As soon as the necessity for action is over the troops must be withdrawn...
一旦军事行动的必要性不复存在，军队就必须撤出。
2. 必需品;必不可少的事物
A necessity is something that you must have in order to live properly or do something.
e.g. Water is a basic necessity of life.
生命离不开水。
e.g. ...food, fuel and other daily necessities.
食物、燃料和其他日常必需品
3. 不可避免的情况(或行动)
A situation or action that is a necessity is necessary and cannot be avoided.
e.g. The President pleaded that strong rule from the centre was a regrettable, but temporary necessity.
总统辩解说，实行高度的中央集权虽不尽如人意，但暂时来说却是必要的。