"necessarily" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

necessarily adverbio

verbo + necessarily

Kolokacji: 179

necessarily mean • necessarily need • necessarily make • necessarily imply • necessarily reflect • necessarily want • ...

Kolokacji: 26

Grup znaczeniowych: 24

(1) mean, imply, entail, spell, connote

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 6

Kolokacji: 17

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 5

(6) lead, result, come, occur, fall, ...

Kolokacji: 13

(7) go, look, belong, end, stop, ...

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 9

1. necessarily involve = koniecznie obejmij necessarily involve

2. necessarily include = koniecznie obejmuj necessarily include

3. necessarily affect = koniecznie wpłyń necessarily affect

4. necessarily contain = koniecznie zawieraj necessarily contain

5. necessarily carry = koniecznie nieś necessarily carry

6. necessarily possess = koniecznie posiadaj necessarily possess

7. necessarily regard = koniecznie weź pod uwagę necessarily regard

Hynek did not necessarily regard these beings as "extraterrestrial life" or "aliens."
But until now they did not necessarily regard the existence of these foes as grounds for action against the leaders of the countries where they lived.
"I do not necessarily regard this as a private matter," I concluded.
The man who is willing to serve as the means to the ends of others, will necessarily regard others as the means to his ends.
Nor does relativism necessarily regard all claims to truth as equal or believe that judgment is no more than the expression of personal preference.
Today, meteorologists augment observations with modern technology, physics and statistics to perform a no-less vital service, but we don't necessarily regard them as prophets.
She reports that while outsiders did not necessarily regard their vocation as unworthy of respect, they still tended to view the nuns as social misfits.
"Every man does not necessarily regard women the same way you do," Ardan informed him.
The merits of those legal actions aside, it does seem that people no longer necessarily regard a commodity as improved once "fast" is put in front of its name.