must
/mʌst; məst/modal verb
उच्चारण मस्ट
अवश्य, ज़रूर (आवश्यकता); अवश्य होगा (निश्चितता)
Basic word
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used to say that something is necessary or very important; used to say that you feel sure something is true; used to recommend something strongly
अवश्य, ज़रूर (आवश्यकता); अवश्य होगा (निश्चितता)
- You must wear a helmet.
- She must be tired.
- You must see this film.
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- All students must reach school by eight.
- You must not touch the electric wires.
- He must be at home, as the lights are on.
- You must try the sweets from this shop.
- It must have rained last night, the road is wet.
Synonyms have to need to ought to should be obliged to
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[C] informal
something that you must do, see, buy
ज़रूरी चीज़
- This book is a must.
- A good dictionary is a must for every learner.
- The Taj Mahal is a must for any visitor to Agra.
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- Warm clothes are a must in Shimla in winter.
Synonyms necessity essential requirement
≈Synonyms and antonyms
Synonyms
have to need to ought to should be obliged to necessity essential requirement
§Grammar and usage
Must + base form; must (strong duty felt by the speaker: 'I must study') and have to (duty from outside rules: 'I have to wear a uniform'); mustn't (prohibition: 'You mustn't smoke here') is different from don't have to (no necessity: 'You don't have to come'); must have + past participle (a logical conclusion about the past: 'He must have left'); the past of must (obligation) is had to ('I had to go').
यह बहुत पूछा जाता है: must + base form; must (वक्ता द्वारा महसूस किया गया प्रबल कर्तव्य: 'I must study') और have to (बाहरी नियमों से कर्तव्य: 'I have to wear a uniform'); mustn't (निषेध: 'You mustn't smoke here') don't have to (आवश्यकता नहीं: 'You don't have to come') से भिन्न है; must have + past participle (अतीत के बारे में तार्किक निष्कर्ष: 'He must have left'); must (कर्तव्य) का past had to है ('I had to go')।
The t is often silent in 'mustn't' (/ˈmʌsnt/).
'mustn't' में t प्रायः silent होता है (/ˈmʌsnt/)।