must 音标拼音: [m'ʌst]
n . 必须,未发酵葡萄汁,绝对必要的事物
v .
aux .必须
必须,未发酵葡萄汁,绝对必要的事物
aux .必须
must *
must adj 1 :
highly recommended ; "
a book that is must reading "
n 1 :
a necessary or essential thing ; "
seat belts are an absolute must "
2 :
grape juice before or during fermentation 3 :
the quality of smelling or tasting old or stale or mouldy [
synonym : {
mustiness }, {
must }, {
moldiness }]
Must \
Must \,
n . [
AS .
must ,
fr .
L .
mustum (
sc .
vinum ),
from mustus young ,
new ,
fresh .
Cf . {
Mustard }.]
1 .
The expressed juice of the grape ,
or other fruit ,
before fermentation . "
These men ben full of must ." --
Wyclif (
Acts ii .
13 .).
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1913 Webster ]
No fermenting must fills . . .
the deep vats .
--
Longfellow .
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2 . [
Cf . {
Musty }.]
Mustiness .
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Must \
Must \ (
m [
u ^]
st ),
v .
i .
or auxiliary . [
OE .
moste ,
a pret .
generally meaning ,
could ,
was free to ,
pres .
mot ,
moot ,
AS .
m [=
o ]
ste ,
pret .
m [=
o ]
t ,
pres .;
akin to D .
moetan to be obliged ,
OS .
m [=
o ]
tan to be free ,
to be obliged ,
OHG .
muozan ,
G .
m ["
u ]
ssen to be obliged ,
Sw .
m [*
a ]
ste must ,
Goth .
gam [=
o ]
tan to have place ,
have room ,
to able ;
of unknown origin .]
1 .
To be obliged ;
to be necessitated ; --
expressing either physical or moral necessity ;
as ,
a man must eat for nourishment ;
we must submit to the laws .
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2 .
To be morally required ;
to be necessary or essential to a certain quality ,
character ,
end ,
or result ;
as ,
he must reconsider the matter ;
he must have been insane .
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Likewise must the deacons be grave . --
1 Tim .
iii .
8 .
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Morover ,
he [
a bishop ]
must have a good report of them which are without . --
1 Tim .
iii .
7 .
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Note :
The principal verb ,
if easily supplied by the mind ,
was formerly often omitted when must was used ;
as ,
I must away . "
I must to Coventry ." --
Shak .
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Must \
Must \,
v .
t . &
i .
To make musty ;
to become musty .
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must
must \
must \,
musth \
musth \(
m [
u ^]
st ),
a . [
Hind .
mast intoxicated ,
ruttish ,
fr .
Skr .
matta ,
p .
p .
of mad to rejoice ,
intoxicate .]
(
Zool .)
Being in a condition of dangerous frenzy ,
usually connected with sexual excitement ; --
said of adult male elephants which become so at irregular intervals ,
typicaly due to increased testosterone levels . --
n .
(
a )
The condition of frenzy .
(
b )
An elephant in must .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .
PJC ]
163 Moby Thesaurus words for "
must ":
absolute ,
allegiance ,
assigned task ,
bare necessities ,
be forced ,
be in for ,
be necessary ,
be obliged ,
binding ,
blast ,
blight ,
bounden duty ,
burden ,
burning ,
business ,
call for ,
call of duty ,
cancer ,
canker ,
cannot do otherwise ,
cannot help but ,
charge ,
commitment ,
committal ,
compulsory ,
conclusive ,
condition ,
de rigueur ,
decisive ,
deference ,
demand ,
demand for ,
demi -
sec ,
desideration ,
desideratum ,
devoir ,
devotion ,
dictated ,
domestic wine ,
dry rot ,
duties and responsibilities ,
duty ,
entailed ,
essential ,
essentials ,
estral ,
estrous ,
estrual ,
ethics ,
extra sec ,
fealty ,
fetidity ,
fetidness ,
final ,
foulness ,
frowst ,
frowstiness ,
frowziness ,
fungus ,
funkiness ,
fustiness ,
hard -
and -
fast ,
have ,
have got to ,
have need to ,
have to ,
homage ,
hot ,
imperative ,
imperious ,
imported wine ,
imposed ,
in heat ,
in must ,
in rut ,
indispensable ,
irrevocable ,
light wine ,
line of duty ,
loyalty ,
malodorousness ,
mandated ,
mandatory ,
mildew ,
mission ,
mold ,
moldiness ,
moth ,
moth and rust ,
must item ,
mustiness ,
musty ,
necessaries ,
necessary ,
necessities ,
necessity ,
need ,
need for ,
need to ,
needs must ,
new wine ,
noisomeness ,
nonvintage wine ,
obligation ,
obligatory ,
occasion ,
odorousness ,
offensiveness ,
onus ,
ought ,
ought to ,
peremptory ,
pest ,
pink wine ,
place ,
prerequirement ,
prerequisite ,
prescript ,
prescriptive ,
putridness ,
rancidity ,
rancidness ,
rankness ,
reastiness ,
red wine ,
repulsiveness ,
required ,
requirement ,
requisite ,
requisition ,
respect ,
right ,
rose wine ,
rot ,
rottenness ,
rust ,
rutting ,
ruttish ,
rutty ,
sec ,
self -
imposed duty ,
should ,
sine qua non ,
smelliness ,
smooth wine ,
smut ,
sparkling wine ,
still wine ,
stinkingness ,
stuffiness ,
sweet wine ,
the necessary ,
the needful ,
thin wine ,
ultimate ,
vin ,
vino ,
vintage wine ,
want ,
white wine ,
wine ,
without appeal ,
worm
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