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would/wʊd, wəd/v. aux. (3rd sing. would) past of WILL1, used esp. 尤用于 : 1 (in the 2nd and 3rd persons, and often in the 1st 第二、三人称中，也常用于第一人称 : see 见 SHOULD)a in reported speech 间接叙述中 he said he would be home by evening 他说他晚上能到家 b to express the conditional mood 表示条件式 they would have been killed if they had gone 如果他们走了的话就已经被杀了 2 to express habitual action 习惯行为 would wait for her every evening 每天晚上都会等她 3 to express a question or polite request 表示提问或客气的请求 would they like it? 他们会喜欢吗？; would you come in, please? 你请进来好吗？ 4 to express probability 表示可能性 I guess she would be over fifty by now 我猜她现在可能有 50 多岁了 5 (foll. by 后跟 that + clause) literary to express a wish [文学用语]表示一种愿望 would that you were here 真希望你在这儿 6 to express consent 表示答应，赞成 they would not help 他们不会帮忙 [Old English wolde, past of wyllan: see WILL1]■ Usage 用法说明 See Usage Note at SHOULD. 见 SHOULD 的用法说明。 |