predictably

单词predictably

基本解释

adv.: 可推断
网络: 可预见地；可预言地；可预测地

英汉解释

• 可推断

同义词

adv.probablysurelycertainlyin all likelihoodunsurprisingly

反义词

adv.originally

例句

• Her mother is meanwhile trying to bribe shady characters on mopeds supposedly connected to the studio, with predictably gloomy consequences.

  同时，母亲还试图贿赂一些骑助动车的不三不四的人，以为这些人跟电影制片厂有关系。可以想见，不会有好的结局。

• The business team, predictably, gets upset that "this whole SOA thing was supposed to make IT more agile, but it"s making it worse. "

  可想而知，业务团队非常失望，因为“这个SOA原本应该让IT更为灵活，但它却使其变得更糟糕”。

• Sudan"s government argues predictably that the West is again trying to impose its will in Africa.

  正如预料所及，苏丹政府争辩说，西方国家再一次试图把他们的意愿强加给非洲。

• Predictably, IBM is not happy and is said to have threatened to charge higher licensing fees to customers using Neon"s software.

  可以预见的是，IBM在对此事不会罢休，会向使用Neon软件的用户收取更高的认证费用。

• Nokia is, at least, predictably unpredictable.

  诺基亚（Nokia）的难以预测，至少并不令人惊讶。

• His bike, predictably named the Grout Portable, had a frame that split into two and a larger wheel that could be separated into four pieces.

  他的自行车，不出所料地命名为格鲁特便携式自行车。他的车架一分为二，大车轮可以拆成四块。

• The companies that sell professional-grade PCR machines to laboratories are predictably unimpressed by all this fuss.

  可以想见的是，向实验室出售专业PCR仪的公司并未因此惊慌失措。

• Predictably, this had led to grumbles that such vast sums would have been better spent on helping the poor.

  可以预料的，这已经导致埋怨，如此大笔资金本来可以用于更好的帮助穷人。

• The need for iterative and incremental development arises out of the need to predictably deliver results in an uncertain world.

  对于迭代化的，增量开发的需求要求我们在未知的世界中可预测地产生结果。

• Its central claim was that faster rates of monetary growth led predictably to higher inflation.

  它的中心思想是更快的货币增长将导致通货膨胀。