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🔑shouldshould /ʃəd ; strong form强读式 ʃʊd / modal verb (negative should not, short form should·n't /ˈʃʊdnt /)- used for giving your opinion or asking for advice（用于提出或征求意见）应该，可以◆You should try that new restaurant.你可以试试那家新开的餐馆。◆The police should do something about it.警方该对这事采取点措施。◆He really shouldn't work so hard.他确实不该这么拼命工作。◆Should I try again?我是不是应该再试一下？
- used with “have” to say that someone did the wrong thing（与 have 连用表示某人做了错事）本该，本应◆I'm tired. I shouldn't have gone to bed so late / I should have gone to bed earlier.我累了，我本来就不该这么晚才睡／我本该早点睡觉的。
- used for saying that you expect something is true or will happen（表示预期）应该会，可能◆It's 4:30. They should be in New York by now.4 点 30 分了。他们现在应该到纽约了。◆The party should be a lot of fun.这次聚会想必会很有趣。
- (formal) used after “if” or with the same meaning as “if,” when you think that something is not likely to happen（用于 if 后或等同于 if）假如，万一◆If you should decide to accept, please phone us.如果你决定接受，请打电话给我们。◆Should you decide to accept…如果你决定接受…
- used after certain adjectives, in phrases beginning with “that”（用于某些形容词后的 that 从句中）◆It's not right that something like this should happen.这样的事是不应该发生的。◆It's funny that you should mention that.真奇怪你会提到这个。
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