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bisogna
needs must [ˈniːdzmʌst] phrase
I. need [брит. niːd, америк. nid] ГЛ. модал. When need is used as a verb meaning to require or to want, it is generally translated avere bisogno di in Italian: I need help = ho bisogno d'aiuto. - When need is used as a verb to mean must or have to, it can generally be translated by dovere + infinitive: I need to leave = devo partire. - When need is used as a modal auxiliary in the negative to say that there is no obligation, it is generally translated by non c'è bisogno che + subjunctive: you needn't finish it today = non c'è bisogno che tu lo finisca oggi. - When needn't is used as a modal auxiliary to say that something is not worthwhile or necessary, it is generally translated by non è necessario che or non vale la pena che + subjunctive: I needn't have hurried = non era necessario che mi sbrigassi/non valeva la pena che mi sbrigassi. - For examples of the above and further uses of need, see this entry.
1. need (must, have to):
I waited” - “you needn't have
ho aspettato” - “non era necessario
2. need (be logically inevitable):
II. need [брит. niːd, америк. nid] ГЛ. перех.
1. need (require):
to need sth
parents - who needs them! разг.
2. need (have to):
3. need (want):
III. need [брит. niːd, америк. nid] СУЩ.
1. need (necessity):
bisogno м. (for di)
2. need (want, requirement):
richiesta ж. (for di)
to be in need of sth
3. need (adversity, distress):
4. need (poverty):
I. must1 <negat. must not, mustn't> ГЛ. модал. [брит. mʌst, америк. məst] When must indicates obligation or necessity, Italian generally has dovere; sometimes the impersonal form si deve or the impersonal construction bisogna + infinitive (or bisogna che + subjunctive) are used: I must go = devo andare, bisogna che vada; it must be done = lo si deve fare, bisogna farlo. For more examples and particular uses see I1, and I3, in this entry. See also have and the related usage note. - Must have + past participle can be translated by either the imperfect or the present indicative of Italian dovere: it must have been a nice place once = doveva essere un bel posto un tempo; somebody must have stolen it = qualcuno deve averlo rubato. - The negative form of must is either mustn't, which indicates prohibition and should be translated by dovere, or needn't, which indicates that there is no obligation and is generally translated by non c'è bisogno che: you mustn't do it = non lo devi fare; you needn't do it = non c'è bisogno che tu lo faccia. - For the conjugation of dovere, see the Italian verb tables.
1. must (indicating obligation, prohibition):
2. must (indicating requirement, condition):
3. must (stressing importance, necessity):
very nice, I must say! ирон.
4. must (expressing intention):
5. must (indicating irritation):
6. must (in invitations, suggestions):
7. must (expressing assumption, probability):
he said so” - “oh well it must be right, mustn't it?” ирон.
ha detto così” - “ah, bene, allora sarà vero, no?”
8. must (expressing strong interest, desire):
II. must1 СУЩ. [брит. mʌst, америк. məst]
must2 [брит. mʌst, америк. məst] СУЩ. (in winemaking)
mosto м.
must3 [брит. mʌst, америк. məst] СУЩ.
muffa ж.
I. must4 [брит. mʌst, америк. məst] ПРИЛ.
must elephant, camel:
II. must4 [брит. mʌst, америк. məst] СУЩ. (of elephant, camel)
I. need [ni:d] СУЩ.
1. need:
need for sb/sth
bisogno di qu/qc
to be in need of sth
no need to be sth
2. need pl:
II. need [ni:d] ГЛ. перех.
1. need (require):
to need sb to do sth
2. need (ought to have):
to not need sth
to need sth
I need it like (I need) a hole in my head ирон.
3. need (must, have):
to need to do sth
I. must [mʌst] ГЛ. вспом. гл.
1. must (obligation):
2. must (probability):
II. must [mʌst] СУЩ.
must м. неизм.
Present
Ineed
youneed
he/she/itneeds
weneed
youneed
theyneed
Past
Ineeded
youneeded
he/she/itneeded
weneeded
youneeded
theyneeded
Present Perfect
Ihaveneeded
youhaveneeded
he/she/ithasneeded
wehaveneeded
youhaveneeded
theyhaveneeded
Past Perfect
Ihadneeded
youhadneeded
he/she/ithadneeded
wehadneeded
youhadneeded
theyhadneeded
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He must be a good professional instructor and know the fundamentals and mechanics of the golf swing. 2.
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Instead, students in traditional settings are treated as learners who must be infused with more and more complex forms of information.
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In order for the wavefunction to describe fermions, n must be an odd integer.
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Second, the products must be fungible (i.e. interchangeablethey must be of the same composition).
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In the mle that ensues, the filmstrip is broken and the animator must safety pin it back together to finish the cartoon.
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