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La Palabra del Día: "inevitablemente"

La Palabra del Día: "inevitablemente"

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inevitablemente (een-eh-vee-tah'-bleh-mehn-teh)

adverb ( inevitably )

We are looking for an official corrector for the Spanish sentences. If you are interested, please send me a PM.

Estamos buscando un corrector oficial de las frases en español. Si usted está interesado, por favor envíeme un PM.

Sinmeta will be correcting the Spanish sentences as his time permits. We still need more help with this very important task. Please correct your sentences according to his suggestions.

There are many native English speakers here, most of us can offer great suggestions to the English sentences. I will do my best to go through them all, too. Use today's Word of the Day in your own Spanish sentence (and include the English translation as well). Try to use the word in a completely new way and vote on the sentences you like best. The winner will be chosen based upon the correct use of the word as well as the number of votes.

Guidelines:

Write sentences at least 5 words long, but don't write a paragraph either. Write your Spanish sentence, but include the English translation as well. Make the corrections suggested by other users and moderators in the comments section (try not to use personal pronouns unless absolutely necessary). Use your own words! (Don't use a translator, copy from a book, use song lyrics, etc.) Have fun experimenting with Spanish.

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Examples:

1. Inevitablemente, Jordán se enfermó con catarro ya que todos en su oficina estaban enfermos.

Inevitably, Jordán got sick with a cold since everyone in his office was sick.

2. Claudia inevitablemente sintió una profunda tristeza al rechazar a Eduardo. A pesar de que se habían divorciado, él había sido su primer amor.

Claudia inevitably felt a profound sadness when refusing Eduardo. Even though they ended up getting a divorce, he was her first love. enter image description here

Notes

The 2nd example sentence is part of our Word of the Day "novela" series. Check it out from the beginning on February 1 and stay tuned tomorrow for the next chapter!

Until we have an official Spanish corrector, please help with any suggestions to the Spanish sentences as you are able. It is very much appreciated. Thank you all for being here at SD and for participating in La Palabra Del Dia!

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updated Feb 12, 2013
edited by rac1
posted by rac1
This one is a bit difficult for me to roll off my tongue lol - 0095ca4c, Feb 10, 2013
You and me both, amiga. - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
Just six syllables , Thanks rac for the WOTD !:). - shish75, Feb 10, 2013
Welcome Shish. :):):) - rac1, Feb 10, 2013

13 Answers

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Durante la primera práctica del año, es inevitablemente tener pocos chocques.

During the first practice of the year, it´s inevitable to have a few crashes.

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updated Feb 11, 2013
posted by rogspax
I hope no one got hurt! - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
Not in that one. I generally don´t like posting fotos from accidents where there is injury. Not a matter of denial, but taste. I just loved that this one was caught with all the gravel kicked up from the gravel-trap still in the air. Very kinetic. - rogspax, Feb 10, 2013
Ouch! But cool photo. - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
It's a great shot. I bet the paint jobs took a licking. - 0095ca4c, Feb 10, 2013
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Como la noche sigue al día , así rac1 inevitablemente

publicaremos la palabra del día. Gracia dios.

As night follows day , so rac1 will inevitably publish the word of the day .

Thanks be to god.

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updated Feb 11, 2013
edited by ray76
posted by ray76
Thanks be to you mi amor! - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
I think Annie is a great example for the generous people !! - shish75, Feb 10, 2013
¡Podemos contar con rac1! Ella publicará (no publicaremos) la palabra del diá. - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
Nice sentiment Ray! - RichSean1725, Feb 10, 2013
@ sinmeta, I am not sure that I understand what I should have written , but I do see that my sentence is all wrong. - ray76, Feb 11, 2013
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Si llevo una camisa blanca, inevitablemente se me derremará algo.

If I wear a white shirt, inevitably I will spill something on it.

updated Feb 10, 2013
posted by mstivers
or white pants...i have a bad habit of resting a coffee cut on my knee while driving :-( - 0095ca4c, Feb 10, 2013
That´s why God made cup holders - mstivers, Feb 10, 2013
Lol, not you, huh? - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
Too true...happens all the time - PumpkinCalabaza, Feb 10, 2013
No hay nada que corregir en la frase que Ud. ha escrito, la ha hecho perfectamente. ¿Le presto un quitamanchas? :-) - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
Yes, but He didn't think about the extra large ones that don't fit in the regular cup holders. :-) - 0095ca4c, Feb 10, 2013
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En cuanto a los gatos y los niños, inevitablemente llegan a la misma conclusión.

As far as cats and kids go, they inevitably come to the same conclusion.

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updated Feb 10, 2013
posted by Castor77
This is precious. - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
Aww...how adorable! - PumpkinCalabaza, Feb 10, 2013
¡Una buena observación! - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
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El sitio web 'wikileaks' inevitablemente divulgará más información clasificada que les enfade a algunos funcionarios del gobierno.

The website 'wikileaks' will inevitably disclose more classified information that will annoy some federal government officials.

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updated Feb 10, 2013
edited by 0095ca4c
posted by 0095ca4c
Hahahaha - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
love the comic! - PumpkinCalabaza, Feb 10, 2013
Haz caso a la ¨a¨ personal. Divulgará más información clasificada que les enfade a algunos funcionarios. - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
Intentaré hacerlo. Muchas gracias sinmeta. - 0095ca4c, Feb 10, 2013
¡De nada Margherite! - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
Thanks Pumpkin! - 0095ca4c, Feb 10, 2013
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Inevitablemente todos envejecemos. No maduramos todos. Inevitably we all grow old. We do not all grow up.

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updated Feb 10, 2013
edited by RichSean1725
posted by RichSean1725
Inevitablemente todos envejecemos. - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
I hope we all grow this way. :):) - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
Thank goodness for that! - 0095ca4c, Feb 10, 2013
Gracias sinmeta. - RichSean1725, Feb 10, 2013
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Aunque tratamos de hacer lo correcto, inevitablemente vamos a hacer errores.

Even though we try to do the right thing, inevitably we are going to make mistakes.

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updated Feb 10, 2013
posted by jennysk
Good one, Jenny! - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
How true. But I don´t see any mistakes in your sentences here! - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
The guy on the left seems to be making a big one! - 0095ca4c, Feb 10, 2013
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Desde la primera vez se encontraron, inevitablemente iban a ser juntos.

From the first time they met, inevitably they were going to be together.

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updated Feb 10, 2013
edited by Noetol
posted by Noetol
The only man she truly loved. - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
I would put ¨que¨ after ¨vez¨ and before ¨se encontraron¨. Que historia romántica. - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
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Al ver la cantidad de nieve que caía anteayer, sabía que sería inevitable tener que palearla a lo largo del día siguiente.

Upon seeing the amount of snow that was falling the day before yesterday, I knew it would be inevitable that I would have to shovel it throughout the following day.

updated Feb 10, 2013
posted by sinmeta
I saw all of that on the news. Dreadful! Don't work to hard shoveling. - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
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Inevitablemente me quedaré despierta muy tarde porque disfruto demasiado los fines de semana. Aquí tienes una cita que me gusta mucho.

I will inevitably stay up very late because I enjoy the weekends too much. Here's a quote that I like a lot.

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updated Feb 10, 2013
posted by GraceM
So So true. Back in my corporate days, I finally arranged I could sleep in my office, just a little siesta, between 14:20 and 14:40 every day. I lost 20 minutes of work, but gains 4 hours of much better productivity. It was awesome. - rogspax, Feb 10, 2013
You and I must have been cut from the same mold, Grace. - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
For those of us who have kids, staying up late always comes back to bite us in the *ss! - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
Se puede sustituir ¨He aquí una cita que me gusta mucho¨. ¨He aquí ¨is an idiom meaning ¨here is¨or ¨here are¨. - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
Well, having kids would be better than staying up late, so... - GraceM, Feb 10, 2013
Thanks for the idiom, sinmeta, I had never heard it before. :) - GraceM, Feb 10, 2013
I knew you were a smart lady, Annie. :D Roger, you consider 20 minutes a nap? That's the just the beginning. :D - GraceM, Feb 10, 2013
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"Work joyfully and peacefully, knowing that right thoughts and right efforts will inevitably bring about right results."(James Allen).

Trabaje con alegría y en paz, sabiendo que los pensamientos correctos y esfuerzos correctos inevitablemente traerá resultados justos. enter image description here

updated Feb 10, 2013
posted by shish75
I look forward to your posts. - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
Nice quote. I would just change ¨traerá¨to ¨traerán¨ because the subjects are plural. - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
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With how much I follow politics, I will inevitably work for the government one day.

Con lo mucho que sigo la política, inevitablemente voy a trabajar algún día para el gobierno.

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updated Feb 12, 2013
edited by kdfore
posted by kdfore
Hola kdfore. May I suggest the following for your sentence: Con lo mucho que sigo la política, inevitablemente voy a trabajar algún día por el gobierno. - sinmeta, Feb 10, 2013
I can see that in your avatar as well. :):) - rac1, Feb 10, 2013
thanks so much! - kdfore, Feb 12, 2013
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Trabajo inevitablemente y espero que lo monstra.

updated Feb 10, 2013
posted by SaigeSmith
Hola Saige, please add the English. Gracias amiga. :):) - rac1, Feb 10, 2013