Do not confuse eventually and finally. When something happens after a lot of delays or complications, you can say that it eventually happens. Eventually they got to the hospital... I found Victoria Avenue eventually. You can also use eventually to talk about what happens at the end of a series of events, often as a result of them. Eventually, they were forced to return to England. You say that something finally happens after you have been waiting for it or expecting it for a long time. Finally I went to bed... The heat of the sun finally became too much for me. You can also use finally to show that something happens last in a series of events. The sky turned red, then purple, and finally black.
不要混淆eventually和finally。表示某事幾經(jīng)延遲或波折后最終發(fā)生，可以用eventually。例如，Eventually they got to the hospital（他們最終來到了醫(yī)院），I found Victoria Avenue eventually（我最終找到了維多利亞大街）。eventually還可以表示一系列事件之后發(fā)生的事，常為這些事件的結(jié)果：Eventually, they were forced to return to England （結(jié)果他們被迫返回英格蘭）。表示經(jīng)過長時(shí)間的等待或期盼后某事終于發(fā)生時(shí)，用finally。例如，F(xiàn)inally I went to bed（我終于上床休息了），The heat of the sun finally became too much for me（我終于受不了太陽的炙烤了）。finally還可以表示一系列事件中最后發(fā)生的事：The sky turned red, then purple, and finally black（天空變成了紅色，既而紫色，最后成了黑色）。