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be supposed to

Перевод: Выражение 'be supposed to' используется для обозначения обязанности, ожидания, назначения или распространённого мнения. Конкретное значение зависит от контекста.

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B1formal
  • ruВыражение 'be supposed to' используется для обозначения обязанности, ожидания, назначения или распространённого мнения. Конкретное значение зависит от контекста.

The phrase 'be supposed to' is used to talk about obligations, expectations, intended purposes, and common beliefs. It changes meaning depending on context, often indicating what is required, arranged, or thought to be true.

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  1. Obligation or dutyB1formal

    Used to express that something is required or expected according to rules, laws, or agreements.

    ruОбязанность или долг

    • You are supposed to wear a uniform at this school.
    • We're supposed to finish the report by Friday.
  2. Expectation or planB1informal

    Indicates what is expected to happen based on an arrangement, plan, or logical assumption.

    ruОжидание или план

    • The train is supposed to arrive at 10:30.
    • She was supposed to call me yesterday.
  3. Intended purpose or functionB1formal

    Expresses what something is designed or meant to do, often implying a rule or norm about its use.

    ruПредназначение или функция

    • This button is supposed to reset the system.
    • The medicine is supposed to be taken on an empty stomach.
  4. Common belief or rumourB1informal

    Used to report what people generally think or say, often without confirming its truth.

    ruОбщее мнение или слух

    • This area is supposed to be dangerous at night.
    • He's supposed to be a great cook.
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