bù néng bù
have to; cannot but
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我们不能不承认，他是一个天才。
Wǒmen bùnéng bù chéngrèn, tā shì yīgè tiāncái.
We have to admit that he is a genius.
面对这样的情况，我们不能不采取措施。
Miàn duì zhèyàng de qíngkuàng, wǒmen bùnéng bù cǎiqǔ cuòshī.
Faced with such a situation, we have to take action.
为了国家的利益，我们不能不做出牺牲。
Wèile guójiā de lìyì, wǒmen bùnéng bù zuòchū xīshēng.
For the sake of the country's interests, we have to make sacrifices.
能够 (nénggòu)
can
不必 (bìbù)
need not
The Chinese word 不能不 (bùnéngbù) is a compound word consisting of three characters: 不 (bù), 能 (néng), and 不 (bù). The first character, 不 (bù), is a negative particle that means "not" or "no". The second character, 能 (néng), is a verb that means "can" or "be able to". The third character, 不 (bù), is a negative particle that means "not" or "no".When these three characters are combined, they form the compound word 不能不 (bùnéngbù), which means "cannot but" or "have to". This word is used to express a sense of obligation or necessity, and it is often used in situations where there is no other choice. For example, if someone says 我不能不这样做 (wǒ bùnéngbù zhèyàng zuò), they are saying that they have no choice but to do something.The word 不能不 (bùnéngbù) is a common word in Chinese, and it is used in both spoken and written language. It is an important word to know for HSK learners, as it is used in a variety of contexts.
