崾
important; want; will; should
Meanings
5 senses · 10 examplesadjective
important; significant; essential
neutralUsed to describe things of major significance. Often appears in formal or written contexts.
This is an important matter.
He wrote down all the main points.
verb
to want; to wish; to desire
neutralExpresses a wish or desire. Often used with objects or verb phrases.
I want to drink water.
What gift do you want?
auxiliary verb
will; shall; be going to
neutralIndicates future tense or inevitable outcome. Used before verbs.
It's going to rain tomorrow.
He is about to graduate.
auxiliary verb
must; should; need to
neutralExpresses necessity or obligation. Often used in warnings, advice, or rules.
You must study hard.
You need to be careful when crossing the street.
conjunction
if; suppose; in case
literaryIntroduces a hypothetical condition. Often used in formal or literary contexts.
If you don't come, we'll leave first.
If I had money, I would buy that car.