Definition of shouldn't in English:

shouldn't

contractionˈʃʊd(ə)ntˈʃʊdnt

Should not.
同should not
Example sentencesExamples
- It shouldn't have happened because you are not allowed to have glasses in the toilets.
- We live in a mixed society now and this sort of thing is disgusting and shouldn't be tolerated.
- He was walking with a stick and I thought he looked awful and shouldn't have gone back so soon.
- Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised, given that a trip home will take him five hours.
- I reckon the next generation of royals will finish it off for good, so it shouldn't be long.
- If a student is in debt or a bit cash-strapped they shouldn't put themselves at risk.
- It may be fashionable nowadays to claim that this was a war that shouldn't have been fought.
- Of course we shouldn't cover the ocean with plastic or dredge the sea floor or cut down forests.
- A corollary to this is that you shouldn't assume everybody has to do a bit of everything.
- Far be it for me to stereotype, but shouldn't she be writing about catwalks and cocaine?
- Maybe we shouldn't be relying on charm as any sort of reliable indicator of character.
- We shouldn't be there of course, but the people we have there are the best in the world.
- Tearing animals apart for fun shouldn't be part of a civilised and humane society.
- The moral of this story is that two thirds of the world shouldn't read it, as it will only confuse them.
- Instead of wringing his hands, shouldn't he be finding out where the van came from?
- This was a very unfortunate incident and the fact is the horses shouldn't have been there.
- You shouldn't worry, many of us find it hard to be creative enough just to get out of bed in the mornings.
- The ban means that any resident who lights up where they shouldn't could face eviction.
- It shouldn't take me that long to do it but I'm sure I can stretch it out a little bit.
- People like you, at your stage of life really shouldn't be working for anyone else.

Rhymes

couldn't, wouldn't

Definition of shouldn't in US English:

shouldn't

contractionˈʃʊdntˈSHo͝odnt

Should not.
同should not
Example sentencesExamples
- We live in a mixed society now and this sort of thing is disgusting and shouldn't be tolerated.
- Tearing animals apart for fun shouldn't be part of a civilised and humane society.
- You shouldn't worry, many of us find it hard to be creative enough just to get out of bed in the mornings.
- It shouldn't take me that long to do it but I'm sure I can stretch it out a little bit.
- This was a very unfortunate incident and the fact is the horses shouldn't have been there.
- People like you, at your stage of life really shouldn't be working for anyone else.
- I reckon the next generation of royals will finish it off for good, so it shouldn't be long.
- The moral of this story is that two thirds of the world shouldn't read it, as it will only confuse them.
- Of course we shouldn't cover the ocean with plastic or dredge the sea floor or cut down forests.
- The ban means that any resident who lights up where they shouldn't could face eviction.
- It shouldn't have happened because you are not allowed to have glasses in the toilets.
- It may be fashionable nowadays to claim that this was a war that shouldn't have been fought.
- We shouldn't be there of course, but the people we have there are the best in the world.
- A corollary to this is that you shouldn't assume everybody has to do a bit of everything.
- He was walking with a stick and I thought he looked awful and shouldn't have gone back so soon.
- Instead of wringing his hands, shouldn't he be finding out where the van came from?
- Far be it for me to stereotype, but shouldn't she be writing about catwalks and cocaine?
- If a student is in debt or a bit cash-strapped they shouldn't put themselves at risk.
- Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised, given that a trip home will take him five hours.
- Maybe we shouldn't be relying on charm as any sort of reliable indicator of character.

单词	shouldn't
释义	Definition of shouldn't in English: shouldn't contractionˈʃʊd(ə)ntˈʃʊdnt Should not. 同should not Example sentencesExamples It shouldn't have happened because you are not allowed to have glasses in the toilets. We live in a mixed society now and this sort of thing is disgusting and shouldn't be tolerated. He was walking with a stick and I thought he looked awful and shouldn't have gone back so soon. Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised, given that a trip home will take him five hours. I reckon the next generation of royals will finish it off for good, so it shouldn't be long. If a student is in debt or a bit cash-strapped they shouldn't put themselves at risk. It may be fashionable nowadays to claim that this was a war that shouldn't have been fought. Of course we shouldn't cover the ocean with plastic or dredge the sea floor or cut down forests. A corollary to this is that you shouldn't assume everybody has to do a bit of everything. Far be it for me to stereotype, but shouldn't she be writing about catwalks and cocaine? Maybe we shouldn't be relying on charm as any sort of reliable indicator of character. We shouldn't be there of course, but the people we have there are the best in the world. Tearing animals apart for fun shouldn't be part of a civilised and humane society. The moral of this story is that two thirds of the world shouldn't read it, as it will only confuse them. Instead of wringing his hands, shouldn't he be finding out where the van came from? This was a very unfortunate incident and the fact is the horses shouldn't have been there. You shouldn't worry, many of us find it hard to be creative enough just to get out of bed in the mornings. The ban means that any resident who lights up where they shouldn't could face eviction. It shouldn't take me that long to do it but I'm sure I can stretch it out a little bit. People like you, at your stage of life really shouldn't be working for anyone else. Rhymes couldn't, wouldn't Definition of shouldn't in US English: shouldn't contractionˈʃʊdntˈSHo͝odnt Should not. 同should not Example sentencesExamples We live in a mixed society now and this sort of thing is disgusting and shouldn't be tolerated. Tearing animals apart for fun shouldn't be part of a civilised and humane society. You shouldn't worry, many of us find it hard to be creative enough just to get out of bed in the mornings. It shouldn't take me that long to do it but I'm sure I can stretch it out a little bit. This was a very unfortunate incident and the fact is the horses shouldn't have been there. People like you, at your stage of life really shouldn't be working for anyone else. I reckon the next generation of royals will finish it off for good, so it shouldn't be long. The moral of this story is that two thirds of the world shouldn't read it, as it will only confuse them. Of course we shouldn't cover the ocean with plastic or dredge the sea floor or cut down forests. The ban means that any resident who lights up where they shouldn't could face eviction. It shouldn't have happened because you are not allowed to have glasses in the toilets. It may be fashionable nowadays to claim that this was a war that shouldn't have been fought. We shouldn't be there of course, but the people we have there are the best in the world. A corollary to this is that you shouldn't assume everybody has to do a bit of everything. He was walking with a stick and I thought he looked awful and shouldn't have gone back so soon. Instead of wringing his hands, shouldn't he be finding out where the van came from? Far be it for me to stereotype, but shouldn't she be writing about catwalks and cocaine? If a student is in debt or a bit cash-strapped they shouldn't put themselves at risk. Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised, given that a trip home will take him five hours. Maybe we shouldn't be relying on charm as any sort of reliable indicator of character.
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