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1 nécessairement
nécessairement [nesesεʀmɑ̃]adverb• dois-je nécessairement m'en aller ? must I leave?• passeras-tu par Londres ? -- non, pas nécessairement will you go via London? -- no, not necessarily* * *nesesɛʀmɑ̃adverbe necessarily‘y aura-t-il des licenciements?’ - ‘pas nécessairement/oui, nécessairement’ — ‘will there be redundancies?’ - ‘not necessarily/yes, it is unavoidable’
* * *nesesɛʀmɑ̃ adv* * *nécessairement adv necessarily; le progrès n'est pas nécessairement un bienfait progress is not necessarily a blessing; ‘y aura-t-il des licenciements?’-‘pas nécessairement/oui, nécessairement’ ‘will there be redundancies?’-‘not necessarily/yes, it is unavoidable’; cela finit nécessairement mal it inevitably goes wrong; passe-t-on nécessairement par Oslo? do you have to go via Oslo?; il s'ensuit nécessairement que it necessarily follows that.[nesesɛrmɑ̃] adverbe
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