难免 (nán miǎn): Hard to avoid (Adjective) — Meaning & Stroke Order

It's hard to avoid being nervous when giving a speech in front of so many people for the first time.

In such an important negotiation, with opposing views from both sides, conflict is hard to avoid.

Isn't it hard to avoid physical and mental exhaustion when working long-term in a high-pressure environment?

It's natural to be flustered when cooking for the first time; you'll get better with more practice.

Despite meticulous planning, it is hard to avoid not encountering unexpected situations during the execution process.

When old friends reunite after a long separation, it's hard to avoid feeling deeply moved and full of emotions besides the excitement.

In the fast-paced modern life, it's unavoidable for people to feel stressed, but learning to relax is important.

Start-ups face many challenges, such as funding shortages and lack of experience; setbacks are hard to avoid, but persistence leads to success.