Žodžio Should reikšmės kiniškai kalba

应该

Pavyzdys:

You should see a doctor.

你应该去看医生。

We should leave early to avoid traffic.

我们应该早点离开以避免交通。

Naudojimas: formal/informalKontekstas: Used to express obligation or recommendation.

Pastaba: This usage indicates that something is advisable or necessary.

会

Pavyzdys:

It should rain tomorrow.

明天应该会下雨。

She should be home by now.

她现在应该回家了。

Naudojimas: informalKontekstas: Used to express expectation or probability.

Pastaba: This indicates a belief that something is likely to happen.

必须

Pavyzdys:

You should finish your homework.

你必须完成你的作业。

They should follow the rules.

他们必须遵守规则。

Naudojimas: formalKontekstas: Used to express a necessity or requirement.

Pastaba: This is a stronger form of obligation compared to '应该'.

应该要

Pavyzdys:

You should call your parents more often.

你应该要更常打电话给你父母。

We should appreciate what we have.

我们应该要珍惜我们所拥有的。

Naudojimas: informalKontekstas: Used in casual conversation to suggest something advisable.

Pastaba: This is a more colloquial way to express recommendations.

Ought to

Ought to is a formal way to express obligation or duty, similar to should.

Pavyzdys: You ought to apologize for your mistake.

Pastaba: Ought to is often used in more formal or polite contexts compared to should.

Must

Must expresses a stronger sense of obligation or necessity compared to should.

Pavyzdys: You must finish your homework before you go out.

Pastaba: Must implies a higher level of necessity and obligation compared to should.

Obliged to

Obliged to indicates a sense of duty or responsibility similar to should.

Pavyzdys: I am obliged to attend the meeting.

Pastaba: Obliged to is often used in more formal or serious situations.

Need to

Need to implies a requirement or necessity similar to should.

Pavyzdys: You need to study harder to pass the exam.

Pastaba: Need to emphasizes the necessity of performing a specific action.

Should have

This phrase is used to express regret about a past action that was not done.

Pavyzdys: I should have studied more for the exam.

Pastaba: It emphasizes a missed opportunity or a mistake in the past.

Shouldn't have

This phrase is used to express disapproval or regret about a past action that should not have been done.

Pavyzdys: You shouldn't have said that to her.

Pastaba: It highlights a negative consequence of an action taken in the past.

Should I

This phrase is used to ask for advice or seek permission in a polite manner.

Pavyzdys: Should I call him to confirm the meeting?

Pastaba: It introduces a question seeking guidance or approval.

Shouldn't

This phrase is used to give advice or express prohibition.

Pavyzdys: You shouldn't eat too much junk food.

Pastaba: It indicates a recommendation or a rule to follow.

Should be

This phrase is used to give advice or make suggestions about a desirable behavior or action.

Pavyzdys: You should be more careful when driving in the rain.

Pastaba: It implies an expectation or a standard to meet.

Shouldn't be

This phrase is used to express disapproval or criticism of someone's behavior.

Pavyzdys: You shouldn't be so rude to your classmates.

Pastaba: It indicates a behavior that is not acceptable or appropriate.

Should have been

This phrase is used to express a belief that something was expected or required in the past.

Pavyzdys: She should have been more understanding of his situation.

Pastaba: It suggests a past situation that could have been improved or handled differently.

Shoulda

Informal contraction of 'should have'. Often used in casual spoken language.

Pavyzdys: I shoulda checked the weather before leaving the house.

Pastaba: Informal, colloquial term used in spoken English.

Shouldn't've

Informal contraction of 'should not have'. Commonly used in spoken language in informal contexts.

Pavyzdys: He shouldn't've eaten that much candy before dinner.

Pastaba: Combines 'should not' and 'have' in a colloquial way.

Should of

Incorrect colloquial form often heard in spoken language, but grammatically incorrect ('Should have' should be used instead).

Pavyzdys: I should of called her earlier.

Pastaba: Commonly mistaken for 'should have', but is incorrect in formal written English.

Shouldn'ta

Informal contraction of 'should not have', used in casual spoken language.

Pavyzdys: You shouldn'ta left the door unlocked.

Pastaba: Casual and informal way of expressing 'should not have'.

Shall

Formal or old-fashioned way of expressing 'should'. Can convey a sense of suggestion or insistence.

Pavyzdys: Shall we go for a walk?

Pastaba: More formal in register and can indicate a sense of etiquette or formality.

You should eat more fruits and vegetables.

你应该多吃水果和蔬菜。

I should go to bed early tonight.

我今晚应该早点睡觉。

They should study for the exam.

他们应该为考试学习。

We should take a break and relax.

我们应该休息一下，放松一下。

Should - Pagalbinis veiksmažodis (Auxiliary) / Modalinis veiksmažodis (Modal)

Antraštinis žodis: should

Konjugacijos

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Should turi 1 skiemenų: should

Fonetinis transkripcija: shəd

should , shəd (Raudonas skiemuo yra kirčiuotas)

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