
英:/'səˈpəʊzd/ 美:/'səˈpoʊzd/
假定的
初中,高中,CET4,CET6,考研,IELTS,TOEFL
adj. 假定的,據說的;被要求的;被允許的;堅信的,期望的
v. 認為,推斷;假定,設想;(婉轉表達)我看,要不;必須做;(理論)要求以……為前提(suppose 的過去式和過去分詞)
These supposed professional opinions are just a cover for late payment.
這些所謂的專業觀點不過是延遲交款的幌子罷了。
He only valued the supposed benefits of the project and ignored the risks of it.
他隻看重項目可能帶來的利益,而忽視了它的風險。
These supposed claims will only cause unnecessary public panic.
這些假定的說法隻會引起公衆不必要的恐慌。
You're not supposed to park here.
你不應該把車停在這兒
Oh, that reminds me: I'm supposed to have dinner with my professor tomorrow.
噢,這倒提醒我了,我明天應該跟教授吃晚飯。
I was supposed to get a promotion, but the boss didn’t give me one.
我本應該升職的,但是老闆沒讓我升。
We’re all supposed to share the work, Bob.
我們都應該分擔一部分工作,Bob。
Aren’t you supposed to be in school?
你現在不應該在學校嗎?
She has always wanted to try sushi in Japan. It is supposed to be amazing.
她一直想嘗嘗日本壽司。那肯定很棒。
He suggested Moroccan for lunch. That place down the street is supposed to be great.
他建議午餐吃摩洛哥菜。那家街上的店應該不錯。
Is this supposed to be some kind of a joke?
這是個玩笑嗎?
How am I supposed to take that remark?
我應該怎麼理解那話的意思?
All this was supposed to work like magic.
這一切應該魔法般地起作用。
People are supposed to mix, do you understand?
人們應該多交往,明白嗎?
Is she supposed to work today?—Nope, tomorrow.
“她今天應該上班嗎?”—“不,明天。”
I thought we were supposed to be living in a democracy.
我還以為我們應該是生活在一個民主國家裡。
supposed to be
本應如此
adj.|assumed/presumptive;假定的;被信以為真的;想象上的
v.|presumed;假定(suppose的過去分詞)
“Supposed” 是一個多功能的英語詞彙,主要有以下幾種含義和用法:
通過上下文可以更準确判斷其含義。如需進一步辨析特定例句,可提供具體語境。
單詞“supposed”可以作為形容詞或動詞,常用于英語口語和書面語中。以下是該單詞的詳細解釋:
作為形容詞,“supposed”通常表示某種假設、推測或期望。例如:
作為動詞,“supposed”通常表示某種要求、期望或責任。例如:
以下是一些常用“supposed”的例句,幫助讀者更好地理解該單詞的用法:
以下單詞可以與“supposed”互換使用,表示相似的意思:
以下單詞與“supposed”表示相反的意思:
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