| 单词 | might |
| 释义 | might1 /mīt/ pat of may1mightst and mightest auxiliary v see under may1 mightˈ-have-been noun A person who, or thing that, might have been, or might have come to something might2 /mīt/noun
ORIGIN: OE mightˈful adjective (Shakespeare)
mightˈily adverb mightˈiness noun
mightˈy adjective
Very might and main Utmost strength may1 /mā/auxiliary v (infinitive and participles obsolete; 2nd pers sing (archaic) mayst or mayˈest; 3rd pers may; pat might /mīt/ or (obsolete or dialect) mought /mowt/ (also used instead of may to make a possibility more remote, a question more tentative, or to make requests or administer rebukes); 2nd pers sing (archaic) mightˈest or mightst)Expressing ability, possibility or contingency, permission or competence, probability, concession, purpose or result, a wish, or uncertainty (used with infinitive without to) ORIGIN: OE mæg, prt (old pat) of magan to be able, pat mihte; cognate with Gothic magan, Ger mögen mayˈhap (or /-hapˈ/) adverb (archaic) Perhaps be that as it may In spite of that come what may Whatever transpires may (or might) as well Used to make suggestions or to indicate frustration or despair may I add or it may be added Used to introduce an additional point may I ask (usu ironic) Used before or after a question that's as may be That may be so |
| 随便看 |
英语词典包含305067条英英释义在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。