| 单词 | shall |
| 释义 | shall verbal auxiliary 1. archaic a. < he that parts us shall bring a brand from heaven — Shakespeare > b. < how with this rage shall beauty hold a plea — Shakespeare > 2. a. — used to express a command or exhortation < you shall not kill — Exod 20:13 (Revised Standard Version) > < ye shall pray for the president of these United States — Book of Com. Prayer > < thou shalt let her go whither she will — Deut 21:14 (Authorized Version) > b. — used in laws, regulations, or directives to express what is mandatory < a vessel when under way shall carry at her stern a white light — U.S. Code > < it shall be unlawful for any person to keep any wild animal in captivity — Maine Hunting & Trapping Laws > 3. a. — used to express what is inevitable or what seems to be fated or decreed or likely to happen in the future < cherubim and seraphim falling down before Thee, which wert and art and evermore shall be — Reginald Heber > < those who can best bear taxation shall have to do it — Francis Downing > < what-e'er shall be, don't let anyone bomb me — John Betjeman > b. — used to express simple futurity < when shall we three meet again — Shakespeare > < I shall just put these papers together … and send them off by the morning mail — A.J.Coutts > < even if you are too stingy to buy a guide book you shall not remain uninstructed — Douglas Goldring > < shall you want to see me often — Arnold Bennett > < no young man believes he shall ever die — William Hazlitt > < again shall pleasure overflow thy cup with sweetness — Robert Bridges †1930 > < shall he chat in an amiable way about things in general — Walter Goodman > < a brief story shall suffice — C.H.Grandgent > < in the following chapter … the reader shall presented with examples — W.H.Mallock > < we have … agreed that they shall publish their document and we ours — Sir Winston Churchill > < and all shall come out right — John Galsworthy > 4. — used to express determination < one of the principal reasons why I have been against commercial gambling … and why I always shall be — New Republic > < I came through and I shall return — Douglas MacArthur > < the stone belongs to Scotland … we shall get it back — Wendy Wood > < say what ye will I shall deny no more — P.B.Shelley > < it shall never break my heart I promise you — R.B.Sheridan > intransitive verb < he to England shall along with you — Shakespeare > |
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