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Certain to happen; inevitable or unavoidable due to logical necessity or natural laws.
根据物理学定律，这个实验的结果是必然的。
According to the laws of physics, the result of this experiment is inevitable.
Often used in philosophical, scientific, or logical contexts to describe outcomes determined by cause and effect.
Necessarily true or logically certain.
如果所有前提都是正确的，那么结论必然成立。
If all the premises are correct, then the conclusion necessarily follows.
Used in logic and mathematics to describe conclusions that must be true given the premises.
Use '必然' in formal or philosophical discussions. For everyday predictions, use '必定' or '一定'.
'必然' emphasizes logical or natural inevitability, not just probability.
Composed of '必' (must, definitely) and '然' (so, thus), indicating something that must happen or be true.
Often used in formal contexts to describe outcomes that are logically or naturally determined. Avoid using it for everyday predictions.