'd better

The cost of living is so high. It'll be difficult for her to take the responsibility. She'd better think the whole thing over.

You'd better get out of the bakery right away and go into the oil business or become a banker.

If you did not want to be a whore, you'd better make your face dark and your breasts loose, in that case nobody would say you were a whore.

i said i'd better go back to the office. i'm going to meet someone this afternoon.

A. I'm glad to hear that. But don't rush back to work. You'd better rest for a few days more.

you know how well - dressed bill always is . you ' d better make it a pure silk.

I said that she'd better finish the work first. But she didn't agree with me.

It depends on the negotiation. I'd like you to go with me negotiating with Mr. Lee. Before that we'd better make a proper plan.

"Yes, you'd better, " returned Minnie. "You've got to get up early, you know. "

He 'd better watch out ! Once I see him on the streets , I 'll make sure he'll be beaten up into a pieces! = He had better.

What? That's insane. I'm glad you broke up with him. Anyway, you'd better not try to make me feel guilty about him.

John's been complaining of severe stomach pains all day. You'd better send him to bed and call the doctor.

If you want to see the doctor, you'd better make an appointment with him in advance.

Now, I'm gonna go over there, I'm gonna borrow some tee. . . if I don't get back in five minutes, maybe you'd better call the police.

And we'd better face up to it and formulate some strategies for coping with it, even if it's not a certainty.

He said he'll come, but we'd better nail him down in case he couldn't.

If someone says dirty words all the time, it shows that something is wrong with his mouth. You'd better persuade him to "watch" his mouth!

"Why don't you start your own business? " one of his uncles told him. "The world is a money-locker. You'd better find a way of opening it. "

Fiona: I'd better not. It's time to go and I really need my beauty sleep as I've got to get up very early in the morning.

Yes, that'll be all right. I'd better take two rolls. How much are they?

Well, you'd better be careful, " he said threateningly. And, with that parting shot , he stormed out of the room. "

You'd better take account of your ability accurately before attempting to do such a business.

Now that he's turned angry, you'd better persuade him for a while.

Defense: What you'd better have around the yard if you're going to let the children play outside.

You'd better take your mind off the math problem that you were swearing over for the last two hours.

But I think I 'd better check with you, just in case you reached a verbal agreement with him .

Your child has a fever, you'd better take her to see a doctor.

You'd better get up and take a walk in the garden. It's better than lying mewed up all day in this stuffy sickroom.

You'd better tie him or we' 11 lose him, someone commented. Jean shook his head. He' 11 know when it's time to go, he said.

Before I could protest, he got to his feet. "Now" , he said, "you'd better meet my wife. She's the one who really runs this school. "

Michael Corleone: Enzo. You'd better get out of here, there's going to be trouble.

Let me take a look. No wonder it hurts! One of your teeth looks decayed. You'd better see a dentist right away.

You'd better make it a little later if it's convenient to you.

I tried to come like him this morning, but as I walked out, then it was too cold, and I said, I'd better put my shirt back on.

And I'm sorry if I impose some clarity, some understanding on you. You'd better leave now if you don't want to know some of these tricks.

Things might be rough for a while, but don't give up. (sigh) Well, I'd better get going. Thanks for the tea and goodies.

You'd better go to bed early or you won't be able to get up in the morning.

"You'd better do what I tell you, " said the old man, "or you will be in a lot of trouble. "

I said I might be late for dinner but he made such a fuss that I thought I'd better arrive on time.

But you'd better not help him to ask you out, let me say again, one eye touch and a smile can also do it.

If she wants to borrow a lot of money from you, you'd better suggest her to ask her parents for help.

You'd better not mention the matter when you talk with him.

Well, I think you'd better wait and see how much is left after Uncle Sam gets his share!

Before you go on a journey, you'd better make it clear how much money you are going to spend.

He must seem to have had one too many. You'd better walk him home.

My wife said I'd better leave the kitchen because she did not need my help and I was like a bull in a china shop there.

To be honest with you , it is not as easy as you thought to compete with them here. So, you`d better look before you leap.

I'd better be careful. If he's still alive, the scribe might be anywhere. A weapon in good condition would be reassuring .

I think you'd better stay here. With you along, I see this great deal going up in smoke!

He seems to take to mooning about a great deal these days. You'd better have a talk with him.

I think you'd better have a talk with him about drugs, before he goes astray and gets himself in real trouble.

A group of white merchants in the area came to him and said 'You'd better get out. Your pharmacy is going to be attacked. '

he can practically talk! "So the policeman said, " Then you'd better hang up. He might be trying to call you!

You'd better make out how much you need before go out travelling.

That was a sharp signal for me that I'd better start improving my fitness immediately if my return to Formula One was not to end as a farce.

book at this time of the year so we'd better think of two or three places just to be on the safe side .

You'd better consult an attorney. He will help you proceed with your claim and tell you how much it worth?

Tomorrow will be deadline . You'd better hand it in on time , or you'll be punished . You know , Dr. King is so strict.

Two years ago that specialist said he'd been tracking me long enough that I'd better start on these eye drops. I officially had glaucoma.

He is such a tough player. We'd better be careful of him during the Beijing Olympics.

You'd better send for her tomorrow to take care of the children.

Anyway, I'll leave product description to you and you'd better take a good look at it when you are free.

The list of authors, topics, and articles is really impressive, so if you plan to read most of it, you'd better take a week off work.

What's the matter with you? --I've got a headache. --Oh, you'd better see a doctor at once.

Shall go swimming---it looks as if it is going to rain, what I am thinking is we'd better stay inside.

But a week after Miss Smith took charge, they learned she was going to call the shots and they'd better listen.

So, if you want to drive up to Aklavik or Tuktoyaktuk, to see the northern lights, you'd better plan on winter driving.

Come on. I've never been that lucky throughout my life. I'd better be realistic and be prepared to make up the exam.

'Do you know something? I'm seriously beginning to be afraid I could fall in love with you. You'd better ask Prudence. '

It also means that you're editing the only version of the file on your system, so you'd better make a backup of the folder content.

You'd better make it a little later if it's convenient for you.

If it doesn't have a high price, you'd better take it down. How much did he ask?

Bill: She thought we'd better get out of her hair. Donna freaked out when she saw us. That's all that about.

During the meal, you'd better be careful not to leave a spoon in a soup bowl or coffee cup or any other dish.

Sure, you can exchange them, but on some CONDITIONS. You'd better have the invoice with you and you'd better not take off the TAG.

"You'd better stop here, " he said, though she had already come to a halt at the first corner, "and take the next car. "

Perhaps I have been wrong in leaving her alone so long. I think you'd better bring her to me, even if she's not yet ready.

You'd better make it a rule to go out for a jog every morning.

When you're going to bed and want to put your mobilephone beside you, you'd better switch it off.

You'd better make sure how much the sofa is.

She's joking of course, but all the same: I'd better step away from the keyboard and finally compile this information for her!

Little pig : Tell you , you'd better pretend to see nothing, don't you know?

That happened this morning, and it still hurt him this afternoon, so I thought I'd better bring him in and see what was wrong with him.

"I said , you'd better pay me for the charge first . " answered the doctor.

It seems to rain today, you'd better take the umbrella with you.

'Yes, I think you'd better leave off, ' said the Gryphon: and Alice was only too glad to do so.

You'd better have something to eat. I could pick up a sandwich for you to have at your desk. --Would you? Turkey on rye would be terrific.

She'd better have it to examine by a doctor anyway. And I'll call her about this evening.

Anyhow they support you so much. Right? At least you'd better devote your kiss to guys in Taiwan, after all it's your hometown.

I would end up in. . . . if I slept past my stop. I 'd better set my watch alarm .

But in everyday things I live by the light of a supplementary set of laws. I'd better call them rules of thumb.

'You'd better let the dog alone, ' growled Mr. Heathcliff in unison, checking fiercer demonstrations with a punch of his foot. '

You are busy during the day, so you'd better not stay up to play games with your buddies and go to bed earlier.

"I guess we'd better move right away, don't you think so? " she observed to Lola, thinking of the commonplace chamber in Seventeenth Street.

"You'd better not do this without a guide, " he told me, and moments later he invited me to follow him with everyone present.

You'd better fix an appointment with him over the phone to meet for a talk.

Rage flared briefly behind Anderson's smile. "I think I'd better talk to a lawyer first, " he said. "That's my right, isn't it? "

I was beginning to think you'd better leave me alone, I can't stand this anymore.

RITA: I hate to say it, but it's true. The next time you have to work late, I think you'd better leave Jonathan at home.

You'd better have nothing to do with that bimbo. She would bleed you white by constantly cheating you of your money.

We'd better rush now. You know, I'd like to be earlier than the appointed time. Early birds always get the worms.

Some day next week, some leaders and teachers will attend (be here to see) our Chinese class, we'd better make preparations for it.

"Perhaps, " he said, "we'd better go. i'll see if i can find a taxi. " he picked up Judy's belongings and hurried outside.

Suit yourself. You'd better write them on the things that isn't easy to be found by the teacher.

We'd better put the meeting off until tomorrow so that I can ring around now to see if everybody is free to come.

You know, for your own safety, you'd better get your stuff and go.

A long delay means trouble. We'd better bring the matter to an early conclusion.

He is bad-tempered and won't listen to anybody, so you'd better not stand in his way.

I don't have much money this month so I think I'd better lie low for a while until the landlord stops coming around for the rent.

You 'd better get out of the way! The train is coming.

Ok guys, the football has finished and my wife will be wondering where I am. I'd better call it a day and get home.

As I was leaving to meet lynne, my roommate told me that I'd better take some money, but I didn't listen to him.

So I decided that mayBE to save further trouble, I'd BEtter lie, too, and say that Jesus had come, and get up and BE saved. So I got up.

I know Page is under great pressure. So you'd better treat him with care or he may be driven up the wall.

I'm not quite sure. You'd better inquire at the information counter in the Arrival Lobby. They'll be able to help you.

Your'd better go to an insurance company to make sure that your family will have no trouble in case of any accident.

Lucy is in a bad mood today. You'd better leave her alone. Hey, what's with YOU?

"You'd better sleep alone, " she said, "you'll feel better. I'll open your bed for you now. "

if it is possible . i hope that you can visit our factory personaly. and you'd better to bring your own interpreter. Thank you !

d better not take up any of your time. I suppose I'd better be going. Shall we say good-bye here?

But some of the differences are substantial. Here are a few of the biggest that you'd better know about.

Why do we dream? Perhaps we'd better of not looking at all. Not delving, not yearning. That's not human nature. Not the human heart.

A: Let me help you. . . Mind your head. I think I'd better come with you.

FRANKLIN: Selling some of my toys. But I'd better put a warning label on this one.

We don't know which of them is going to be elected chairman, so we'd better hedge our bets and he nice to both of them.

It's such a wet and rainy day; you'd better take an umbrella with you.

Consulting is hard work, so you'd better be getting more out of it than a few pesos.

He hadn't have good food for a really long time. Not in India, neither in London. I'd better stay home to cook some good things for him.

In the light of your health, you'd better stay here for another day or two.

You'd better get prepared to leave.

I thought I'd better come up first to see if you were presentable.

You trying to seduce me or what? That outfit of yours is pretty racy . You'd better be careful, little lady.

Alfred: You'd better not, my watch is always a few minutes fast, and you want the exact time, don't you?

I stormed downstairs loudly, all the while screaming up to Grant, "You'd better get dressed, young man! "

I decided I'd better stick it out and see if I could get started.

In conclusion, you'd better look at the bright side of the matter.

Nowadays we? d better make advertising costs in reasonable proportion to the total cost of the product.

You'd better have an X-ray of your chest to see if it's ok.

You'd better tell her the time of the meeting_, _otherwise_ she _will be late for it.

Lisa, you'd better get moving on your report, it's due next week you know.

It seems you know quite a lot about it. I'd better ask for your advice when I have the chance.

Man, you ready blown up since the last time I saw you. You'd better start working out.

He's lagging behind a bit, and I think we'd better wait for him to catch us up.

He is such a hair-splitter, so you'd better not argue with him.

She's the kind of girl you dream of. Dream of keeping hold of. You'd better forget it. You'll never get it.

Because you know, We heard about, a lot of rumors about the business for girl, you'd better think more think deeply.

As it is too late for you to go home, you'd better stay over night at this place.

Ok, sounds like we've got a lot to do. I think we'd better head back to the hotel and get a good night's rest before our big day tomorrow.

You'd better let your son have his own way, for if you forbid him to do a thing, he'll do behind your back.

We'd better ask the teacher whether to go on or to stop here.

I have no idea , but if the college says she need remedial reading we'd better see that she gets it or $7000 will be though away.

As far as I am concerned, you'd better spit it out to me as your best friend so that you can blow of some steam.

MIKE: No. Look. I'm your friend and I can tell you. You'd better get in shape, or you're going to have a heart attack.

Very interesting. But I'm afraid we'd better do something else. Hey, look! There is a huge lantern there. Let's get close to it.

If you're to spend a year in the United States, you'd better rub up your knowledge of the language.

My doctor told me I'd better stop, but I had to lose part of my tongue to learn, "he said. "

Campana chuckled. "Hey, you'd better cool down, Anthony --- you're getting to be a real party animal! "

Mike: And I haven't eaten all day. I'd better get something eat.

"You'd better put a lid or a net on that or they'll get out, " a passing gringo says.

You'd better stay in line from now on. The Cobras will take care of him.

You'd better give it a second thought.

I'm here to announce that King's Mufasa's on his way, so you'd better have a good excuse for missing the ceremony this morning.

I think we'd better make it a separate term.

If you dont know how to pronounce the word, you'd better go to look it up in the dictionary.

'Then your parents are alone in the hometown. You'd better send some money back to help them as an obedient daughter. '

You'd better lose those love handles fast. I'm tired of having so much to hold on to.

You'd better make sure you know how to use a computer. It'll be very useful in your future.

Shenzhen Citizen Center is a little far from here. If you want to save time, you'd better take a taxi.

You'd better make plans for your study at the beginning of the new term.

Don't you think you'd better spend more time on English listening ?

You've got money, and I've got luck; so you'd better keep me by you for your crooked sixpence.

Not at all. When you get off the bus, you'd better ask someone to help.

You'd better call the doctor; the child had been spitting up blood all morning.

You tell her she'd better get on the ball and start taking care of customers or we'll have to let her go.

"Midnight, " said Harry. "We'd better get to bed before Snape comes along and tries to frame us for something else. "

You'd better find some Chinese colleges to help you. waiting for your calling back. Your mobile record my number.

It seems to be raining soon. You'd better not start out now.

Nowadays , you'd better not take with you too much cash for there being too many thieves wandering about in the streets.

You'd better open a savings account at the bank near the university.

You make me sick! You'd better get out of my face at once!

If the conversation begins to turn into an argument , you'd better calmly and coolly ask to stop the conversation--for now .

"Do you think I'd better go? " she said sharply.

B: Well, I think I'd better take the all-day tour and see everything. Where does the bus leave from?

we'd better wait till 12 december. David will have had his exam by then, so he'll be able to enjoy himself.

You'd better explain these instructions to me. I can't seem to figure them out.

If one day you come to Xi'an, you'd better visit some places of interest, so that you can learn more knowledges about this city.

Look, the sun's going down so you'd better hurry up. And don't get so upset over a silly little thing like that.

You'd better bring more warm clothes with you to prevent you from getting cold.

As many people as were up in arms over Avatar you'd better believe there'd be some huge controversy over a Chinese version of Red Dawn.

On the point of your poor health , you'd better stay at home.

Well, you see, I caught a bad cold this morning. You'd better not open it. Just leave the door open. Will that be all right?

The boss has called Me. to his office. I'd better gird up my loins and go and see what he wants.

d better examine your own heart and see what is the matter.

There's a wolf on the loose, he might come on and kill my chickens. I'd better capture him before he does that.

Allow me to say something, we'd better leave these creative suggestions to those moms born heavy responsibility.

Frank: It's boiling outside. We'd better make sure that the car has an air conditioner. If not, we'll roast!

Susan: You have no choice. So you'd better adjust your thoughts to be ready to learn anything at any time.

You can, but I'd better not. I'm driving, you know.

Maybe you'd better strike out for the swamps till he changes his mind and cools off some.

Now it's only a bill but soon will be a law, so you'd better get used to it.

You'd better take him (her) to the nurse, and she'll give (him) her come pills.

As I hugged her goodbye, she told me the next time I come over I had better have a boyfriend, and that he'd better be white.

You'd better come up to my room afterwards and show me what you've got.

Hope is a dangerous thing. Hope can drive a man insane. It's got no use on the inside. You'd better get used to that idea.

I think you'd better stay at home for a couple of days, and go on a light diet.

You'd better believe it. But I also think of it as financial self-defense.

You 'd better take a boat if you want to see Aswan without walking too much .

out of sorts The boss is out of sorts at the moment and you'd better not ask for trouble.

You'd better knock up for a while before starting the game.

And unless you want this person to not just become the CFO of Florida, but the United States, we'd better deal with this stuff.

'It's too late. We'd better take a taxi instead of your driving. ' He worries about her current driving ability.

You'd better not wake him up. Or he would be very angry.

I think the atmosphere is too silent. We'd better play a rock music. What do you think of it.

You'd better start behaving yourself or you'll end up in the clink young man !

Lulu: Well, you'd better come down. There's work right here on Earth for you to do.

Before you make a cake, you'd better decide which kind of cake you want and which flavor is better for you.

You know, it will take times for us to verify your circumstance. So if you want hurry, you'd better produce it as soon as possible.

You'd better stop putting me on a pedestal, I'm afraid that you're going to be disappointed one day.

What? ! For that price, I'd better get a view of the Eiffel Tower, the Parthenon, and the Great Wall of China!

His mother said, "My child, don't always listen to others. You'd better go and try yourself. "

J: That is why you look so rustic. I think you'd better get a few new things, too -- things with a little style.

Now, I'd better make the surface of my water a straight line, otherwise I'm going to get in trouble.

A bank manager who asks not to be named describes the reaction to Ms Merkel's statement as: "Ouch! I'd better look into this crisis thing. "

It is not easy to cross the marsh on foot, we'd better go round it.

You'd better wear a pair of sunglasses in the sun.

If you've changed your mind now and want my family to come down in the world , you'd better say so .

You'd better finish your homework as soon as possible and take him with you next Monday.

You know, I think it's moving a little too fast. I think we'd better slow down, let's just hold hands.

You'd better take an umbrella with you, since the weather here is changeable.

Great , we'd better make a booking. It's quite busy this time of a day .

The police office is a little far from here, you'd better take a taxi.

"Well, first of all, we'd better go back to the video shop. " said the policeman.

Owen: You'd better make sure he isn't at his desk. His father has come to see him.

Another important thing is location of the venue. We'd better choose a starred hotel with a complete range of conference facilities.

I'd better save the web address of this question page in case of my answer not being displayed.

You'd better pay for the air ticket for him before he changes his mind.

You'd better let him knew in advance if you'd like to visits someone. Unexpected visits are not always pleasing.

Zhang; You'd better make a list of the sites you want to see in advance.

He'd better, or he's going to spend the rest of his life in his room.

C; Uhhhhh. . . , i was just doing a set of thunder squats, and i kinda split my pants. you 'd better not laugh, chipmunk.

Well, I don't think you'd better, a good father an' a good home as you've got.

You'd better not count on me for that, either.

'Get up! 'the captain ordered. 'We are all going to be drowned. You'd better start praying. '

It's not easy to learn English well, but you'd better not to give it up .

You'd better tell the truth. You know, two may keep counsel when the third's away.

I think you'd better buy a gift for her so that she will forgive you as soon as possible.

"Well, " he said amiably, "perhaps we'd better see how it shakes down, shall we? "

It's sunny today. We'd better hang the bedding out in the sun.

You'd better keep this book where your 15-year-old son can't get his hands on it.

The boss heard that you were criticizing him yesterday, you'd better go do some apple-polishing .