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Supposed to Meaning in English

expression · lemma: suppose to

səˈpoʊzd/ /ˈtu/, /tə/, /tɪ
suh-POHZD-tuh
spoʊst/ /tˈuː
SPOHST-TOO

释义

Used to say that something is expected, required, or intended to happen, or is the rule or plan in a situation.

用法与细微差别

Informal and very common in speech. Often used for duty, expectations, planned actions, or rules. Not used in formal writing. Be careful not to confuse with 'suppose' (to think); 'supposed to' always refers to obligation or expectation. Often followed by a verb: 'supposed to do', 'supposed to go'.

Spanish: se supone que - deberíaPortuguese (BR): deveria - era paraPortuguese (PT): devia - era paraChinese (Simplified): 应该 - 按理说Chinese (Traditional): 應該 - 按理說Hindi: चाहिए था - अपेक्षित थाArabic: من المفترض أن - يجدرBengali: উচিত - দায়িত্ব (আচরণ বা পরিকল্পনা অনুযায়ী)Russian: должен - предполагаетсяJapanese: 〜することになっている - 〜しなければならないVietnamese: phải - được cho làKorean: 해야 한다 - 하기로 되어 있다Turkish: -meli/-malı - gerekmekUrdu: چاہیے - متوقعIndonesian: seharusnya - sepatutnya

例句

I am supposed to finish my homework before dinner.

basic

You are supposed to be quiet in the library.

basic

The train is supposed to arrive at 10 o’clock.

basic

He wasn't supposed to tell anyone, but he did.

natural

We're supposed to meet them at the café, right?

natural

I'm not supposed to eat sweets, but sometimes I can't resist.

natural