一定 yídìng
一定(yídìng)means “certainly; definitely; must”. The adverb 一定 means "certainly/definitely. Formation: 主语 + 一定 + 会/要/是 + 动词
certainly; definitely; must
HSK2Formation
主语 + 一定 + 会/要/是 + 动词
Explanation
The adverb 一定 means "certainly/definitely." It can express a strong guess (I'm sure it will happen) or a firm requirement (you must do it). It goes after the subject and before the verb, often with 会 or 要.
Examples
Note
The negative "definitely not" is 一定不; "not necessarily" is 不一定 (different meaning).
FAQ
一定 — what does it mean and how is it used?
certainly; definitely; must. The adverb 一定 means "certainly/definitely." It can express a strong guess (I'm sure it will happen) or a firm requirement (you must do it). It goes after the subject and before the verb, often with 会 or 要.
一定 — how do you form it?
主语 + 一定 + 会/要/是 + 动词
一定 — any usage notes?
The negative "definitely not" is 一定不; "not necessarily" is 不一定 (different meaning).